DJ Avicii, top electronic dance music artist, dies at 28 in Oman

DJ Avicii, top electronic dance music artist, dies at 28 in Oman

DJ Avicii, top electronic dance music artist, dies at 28 in Oman

Swedish DJ Avicii, who has collaborated with the likes of Madonna and Coldplay, has died in Oman at the age of 28.

Avicii's club songs of devotion incorporate Wake Me Up, Hello Sibling, and as of late, Forlorn Together with Rita Ora. 

His agent said in an announcement: "It is with significant distress that we declare the loss of Tim Bergling, otherwise called Avicii. 

"The family is crushed and we request that everybody please regard their requirement for protection in this troublesome time." 

No reason for death was reported, and Avicii's illustrative said no further proclamations would be issued. 

Avicii had battled with some medical problems previously, having his irritate bladder and reference section evacuated in 2014. 

He declared his retirement from visiting in 2016, mostly as a result of the medical issues. 

"I know I am honored to have the capacity to movement all around the globe and perform, however I have too minimal left for the life of a genuine individual behind the craftsman," he said at the time.

Who was Avicii?

- One of the greatest names in move music of the most recent 10 years, he had an index loaded with pumping, elevating, house crushes 

- He began his profession when he won a generation rivalry held by Pete Tong in 2008 

- He went ahead to score up 11 billion streams on Spotify and was the main EDM DJ to arrange an overall field visit 

- He was selected for two Grammy Honors and had nine UK top 10 singles, including two number ones 

- He experienced medical issues including intense pancreatitis, to a limited extent because of over the top drinking 

He later declared an arrival to the studio, and discharged another self-titled EP in 2017. 

The EP, Avĩci (01), was assigned for a Bulletin music grant for top electronic collection days before his passing.