French electro producer and DJ Kavinsky dies at 50, according to multiple outlets. He is best known for “Nightcall,” a track that opens Nicolas Winding Refn’s 2011 film “Drive” and later became widely recognized beyond cinema. Reports say Kavinsky is found dead at his home in Paris on Tuesday evening (July 28). The circumstances are under investigation, with French authorities opening an inquiry after his death. One report notes that the track and his work are associated with the French “French touch” scene. Another outlet adds that Kavinsky performed at the Paris 2024 Olympic closing ceremony, appearing alongside Angèle and Phoenix. No sources provide an official cause of death. The Paris Prosecutor’s Office is cited as the body handling initial proceedings related to the case. The combined coverage places his death in Paris and emphasizes his international recognition through “Nightcall” and its cultural connection to “Drive,” while also referencing recent public appearances in France.