Vincent Belorgey, the French electronic musician widely recognized by his stage name Kavinsky, was discovered dead in his Paris residence on Tuesday. The artist, who was set to celebrate his 51st birthday this coming Friday, was a prominent figure in the electronic music scene, best known for his 2011 track "Nightcall," which gained international fame after being featured in the film *Drive*.

According to the Paris prosecutor’s office, emergency responders arrived at the scene late Tuesday. While an official cause of death has not yet been determined, authorities stated that there were no immediate signs of suspicious activity. The investigation into the circumstances of his passing remains ongoing, though initial reports from the scene did not indicate foul play.

Belorgey was a self-taught pianist who built a significant following through his unique synth-wave sound. His sudden passing has prompted tributes from fans and fellow artists within the electronic music community who credit him with shaping the aesthetic of the 2010s synth-wave revival. As of now, no further details regarding memorial services or specific medical findings have been released by his representatives or local officials.