R.I.P. Avicii, superstar DJ has died

The 28-year-old star of EDM was found missing in Muscat, Oman on Friday

Avicii

Sweden's superstar DJ Avicii has died, according to the proceeds from his own sale, which has been reported to have been found dead in Muscat, Oman on Friday afternoon. His reason for death did not go out immediately.

"We are deeply concerned about the loss of Tim Bergling, also known as Avicii," the statement reads. "He was found dead in Muscat, Oman at about 5pm on April 20. The family was interrupted and asked everyone to be rich and confidential in this difficult time." No additional speakers will be given. "

Avicii has won the first achievement of what is invisible, "Levels," Missing Number. 1 in US dance tales. The following year, he joined David Guetta "Sunshine", benefiting from the first Glammy of Dance Dance Dance. That year, he became the first DJ DJ to the New York city of Radio City Music Hall.

In 2013, Avicii released her studio album, which really contained her successful partner, "Awake Me Up". The route traveled 1 out of 20 countries, including 14 leading U.S. weeks. Dance / electrical codes. The song is also the most interesting part of Spotify's Global Chart.

In 2014, Avicii worked with Coldplay on their way "Full Head of Stars". His food album, The news, released in the following year, includes co-operation with Coldplay's Chris Martin and Zac Brown Band.

However, during his career, Avicii was faced with many health problems, including severe pancreatitis, due to overdrinking. In 2014, he surgery to remove gallbladder and appendix. These issues ultimately led Avicii to retire in 2016, despite continuing to make new music.