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Rapper and Producer BeatKing Dies at 39
Popular American rapper and music producer Justin Riley, known professionally as BeatKing, has passed away. He died on Thursday, August 15, 2024, at the age of 39.
The news was shared by BeatKing’s manager, Tasha Felder, through an Instagram post, where she mourned his loss: “Today, August 15, 2024, we are heartbroken to announce the passing of BeatKing. For over a decade, BeatKing was a defining force in the club scene, crafting music that resonated deeply with fans and collaborating with numerous artists.
His influence and legacy in the music industry will endure. He cherished his music, his daughters, and his supporters, and he will be deeply missed by all.”
BeatKing, a renowned figure in Houston’s music scene, is survived by his two daughters and his partner, Talameshia. His contributions to music and his impact on the lives of those around him will be remembered and celebrated.
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