Dance producer Robert Miles, who rose to fame thanks to his 1996 hit "Children", has died of an unspecified disease in Ibiza. He was 47.
Dj Mag Italia first shared the sad news regarding Miles (real name: Roberto Concina) with the producer's longtime friend and partner Joe T. Vannelli confirming Miles' passing in a facebook statement.
"The tragic news of the death of a very talented artist of our time makes me incredulous and upset. I will miss the fights, brawls, criticism, judgements but especially your talent in finding sounds and melodies unparalleled," Vannelli posted.
"I remember 1997 Brit Awards Ceremony very well. Robert Miles was the best international newcomer award, introduced by Gary Barlow. Miles was the only one Italian artist winner in Brit history. "Children is an instrumental and dance anthem; one of the most ever loved tracks. With Robert Miles a part of my life dies with him."
Over his career, Miles released five albums.
Many celebrities took to social media to pay tribute to the trance producer.
R.I.P. Robert Miles
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