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Grammy-nominated music producer Tay Keith, who worked with Drake and Travis Scott, dies aged 29

Tay Keith, the mastermind behind hits like 'Sicko Mode,' has tragically passed away at 29. Known for his groundbreaking work with artists like Drake and Travis Scott, he was discovered in his Nashville apartment. While the cause of death is...

The Guardian· Jun 19, 2026 · 9:20 AM · 56 views

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Tay Keith, the mastermind behind hits like 'Sicko Mode,' has tragically passed away at 29. Known for his groundbreaking work with artists like Drake and Travis Scott, he was discovered in his Nashville apartment. While the cause of death is unknown, his legacy in hip-hop is undeniable. Tributes from the music industry highlight the void he leaves behind. #TayKeith #HipHopLegend #MusicProducer #RIP #GrammyNominated

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