When reviewing the extended play, a writer for DJ Mag commented on Leusink's remix, stating that he had gone for a "twitchy, spasmodic bit of dubstep-ery, which is ok, of the type". The remix was included in an extended play based on the original song, titled Sanctuary (The Remixes). On September 19, 2011, Leusink released his dubstep remix of the song " Sanctuary", originally by English trance producer Gareth Emery. Within two days of its release, the remix had been viewed over 700,000 times and received over 7,500 likes on YouTube, becoming one of the site's most popular and viral videos at the time. On March 2, 2011, Leusink released "Charlie Sheen Bi-Winning Dubstep", a remix featuring footage of Charlie Sheen from an interview originally broadcast on American TV series 20/20. Elton Jones of Complex later placed Leusink's remix of "Lost Woods" as the best remix of a video game theme song, finalising his review of the song with "The Legend of Zelda Lost Woods theme mixed with dubstep sounds incredible." The album received mixed to positive reviews, with Jade Royal of Sputnikmusic giving the album a 3.5 out of 5 rating, stating "It's a thin line that Ephixa treads with 'Zelda Step', but one that ultimately pleases more than disdains". The album featured remixes of "Lost Woods", "Song of Storms" and "Gerudo Valley" from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, as well as a remix of "Dragon Roost Island" from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. On April 10, 2010, Leusink released his second album, Zelda Step.
Career 2010 to 2011: Zelda Step, "Charlie Sheen Bi-Winning Dubstep", and "Sanctuary" Originally influenced by hardstyle artists such as Alphaverb, Showtek, and Evil Activities, Leusink has used the digital audio workstation FL Studio to produce his music. Leusink's work in electronic music began while he was developing video games in his spare time, desired to create a soundtrack for his various games. He got his first guitar several years later, began taking lessons, and joined various bands. His interest in music started when he was 8 years old, playing the keyboard without prior lessons. 2.4 2018 to present: "Dreamstate", "Sundance", and Monstercat's 8 Year Anniversary Adventure.2.3 2016 to 2017: Return to Monstercat and subsequent releases.2.2 2012 to 2015: Monstercat, Hiatus, "Catfish", and "Machina".2.1 2010 to 2011: Zelda Step, "Charlie Sheen Bi-Winning Dubstep", and "Sanctuary".
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