The Naâman artist died on Friday, February 7, at the age of 34. He had made a place on the reggae scene in 2013 and released five albums.
The world of reggae is in mourning. Naâman died on Friday, February 7, we learn from the communication reserve. The 34 -year -old singer, his real name Martin Mussard, died from a brain tumor diagnosed in 2019. He fought for almost six years against this terrible disease.
According to a press release, “Naâman had a luminous look at the world and above all wanted to celebrate life”. He would have written a last title during the last moments of his life, named My love. “He leaves behind a few exclusive recordings which beautifully illustrate his point and his work. Their release will be scheduled soon”.
Five albums and nearly 70 titles since 2013
The singer born in Dieppe, in Seine-Maritime, who shared his life between France and India, will have released five albums and nearly 70 titles. The communication agency also expresses his last moments, during which “he continued to transmit as much light and joy to those around him, welcoming death with confidence and with the same love as for life “.
Regarding his loved ones, “his family, his associates, the teams of his Big Scoop Records label, his musicians and his technical teams welcome his departure with a deep emotion and an absolute gratitude to have been able to share his life and music”.