French DJ and electropop musician Kavinsky has died at the age of 50, the Paris prosecutor's office confirmed in a statement. The news of his death was announced by multiple outlets on [date not given], citing the prosecutor's statement. Known for his distinctive sound blending electronic music with retro aesthetics, Kavinsky rose to prominence with his track “Nightfall,” which gained widespread recognition after being featured on the soundtrack of the 2011 film “Drive.” The song also became a highlight at the Paris 2024 Olympics, underscoring his enduring influence in the music scene. Born Vincent Belorgey, Kavinsky built a career defined by a futuristic yet nostalgic style, often associated with the French electro house movement. His debut album, “OutRun,” released in 2013, included the hit “Nightcall,” which was also prominently featured in “Drive.” The cause of death has not been disclosed by officials, and further details are expected as investigations proceed. Fans and fellow musicians have begun paying tribute online, celebrating his contributions to electronic music. The Paris prosecutor's office has not released additional information regarding the circumstances of his death.