British music producer William Orbit, known for his work with Madonna, Blur, All Saints and U2, has died at the age of 69. Multiple outlets report that his death was confirmed in a statement posted on his social media accounts by family and friends. The statement says Orbit died at home on 23 July 2026 and does not provide a cause of death. Tributes described his influence on mainstream pop and electronic music, particularly through collaborations that helped shape late-1990s and 2000s sounds. Sources highlight his role in Madonna’s Ray of Light era, and note chart success and high-profile tracks and albums across several artists. Among the works frequently cited are Blur’s 13, All Saints singles such as “Pure Shores,” and other collaborations connected to U2 and additional pop acts. Several reports also mention that Orbit won three Grammys for work with Madonna. Coverage consistently emphasizes his Grammy-winning producer status, his electronic music background, and the absence of disclosed medical details, while acknowledging the family’s request for privacy. The reports do not indicate further information about funeral arrangements.