Rezwan Khan - Everlastingly

American Trance Producer Biography: Rezwan Khan, originally from Bangladesh. Left to Germany in 82. As a child he would watch his father play various musical instruments in Germany. Rez picked up his musical senses from his dad as he was a musician for more than 20 years. After coming to the United States in 1988 he grew up watching Michael Jackson, Maddona, New Order, Information Society and many more artists from the 80's. The journey started when he was 12 years old. Started DJ'ing on Technics 1200's making mix tapes of Rap, Freestyle, Euro and House music. Accumulating about 3,500 vinyls of house, freestyle, classical symphony, euro, techno and trance and after the release of Paul Van Dyk's "For an Angel" in 94 so began the journey of dance music. His biggest influences are Daniel Kandi, Menno De Jong, Dan Stone, Mirco De Govia, Sequential One, DJ Shah, Scot Project, Robert Miles, Duran Duran (80's), Tears For Fears (80's), Flock Of Seagulls and many many more. He continued to DJ until 23. Stopped DJ'ing parties because he had an urge to discover how those dance tracks were created. He purchased his first sample based software "Magix" in 97 and that wasn't enough because automatically realized that those were samples so went on to hardware synthesizers like Korg EMX1/Triton/ Korg ESX2/Boss. After understanding how synthesizers functioned he went on to using music production softwares and took about good 7 years to learn everything from Virtual Instruments/Plugins musical notes etc. Currently, Rez has trained himself to create soundtracks for movies and delivered several movie scores for students who are studying in NYC colleges to become movie directors. So, here we are now producing music. https://www.facebook.com/rezwan.khan.7186

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