British Rapper Sway Dies Aged 44
The London-born artist, known for hits including "Still Speedin'" and "Level Up," had been living in Ghana at the time of his death, the BBC reported.
British rapper Sway has died at the age of 44, according to a report by the BBC.
The musician, whose hits included "Still Speedin'" and "Level Up," was living in Ghana at the time of his death, the BBC said.
Further details about the circumstances of his death have not been disclosed in available reporting.
Sway built a following in the UK music scene with releases that garnered attention both domestically and internationally over the course of his career.
Tributes and further information regarding his death are expected as more details emerge.
Sources
- British rapper Sway dies aged 44 — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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