French DJ and electropop producer Kavinsky, best known for the hit “Nightcall,” dies at the age of 50. Multiple outlets report that he is found dead at his home in Paris, with local media describing the discovery occurring on Tuesday evening. BBC News and other sources note that “Nightcall” gained wider attention through its appearance on the soundtrack to the 2011 film “Drive” and that the song features in connection with Paris 2024. NME and Daily Mail add that Kavinsky performs at the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics in 2024. Several reports identify his real name as Vincent Pierre Claude Belorgey. PravdaReport states that French authorities launch an investigation into the death and, according to their initial examination, find no suspicious evidence or signs of foul play, while prosecutors do not disclose the cause of death. No outlet provides a definitive medical cause in the available reporting, and the circumstances are described as subject to ongoing investigation.