Overview
- Vincent Belorgey, the French electronic artist known as Kavinsky, was found dead in his Paris apartment Tuesday evening and the Paris prosecutor has opened a formal inquiry into the cause of death.
- First responders reported no signs of foul play at the 18th‑arrondissement home and a neighbor alerted emergency services after becoming concerned.
- Police sources say the musician had complained of severe headaches in recent days and a stroke is being considered as a possible cause, but officials have not confirmed the reason for death.
- Kavinsky became internationally known for the song 'Nightcall', used in the film Drive, and he performed the track at the Paris 2024 Olympics ceremony with Angèle and Phoenix.
- French political and cultural figures, including President Emmanuel Macron, issued public tributes as investigators and medical examiners continue work to establish the official cause.