French DJ and musician Vincent Belorgey, better known by his stage name Kavinsky, was found dead in his home in a suburb of Paris. According to information from French media, an alert was raised by a neighbor who had not seen the artist for a long time, after which emergency services were called.
According to preliminary data, the possible cause of death for the 50-year-old musician was a stroke. It is reported that he had frequently complained of severe headaches recently. The French prosecutor's office has launched an investigation to ascertain all circumstances of the incident.
Kavinsky was one of the most famous representatives of French electronic music. Over his career, he released nine albums.
He gained greatest popularity with the track "Nightcall," which was featured in the film "Drive" and became his signature song. In 2024, the musician also performed this piece during the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris.
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