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Grammy-Winner Producer Omen Dies at 49
2 Apr
Summary
- Grammy-winning producer Sidney 'Omen' Brown died at 49.
- His cause of death was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
- He worked with top artists like Beyonce, Drake, and Lil Wayne.
Music producer Sidney 'Omen' Brown, a Grammy winner, died last fall at the age of 49. Medical examiners have since determined that the cause of his passing was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, a condition involving plaque buildup in arterial walls. Authorities classified his death as natural.
Brown was discovered in his Harlem apartment on September 13, 2025. He was known for his extensive work with major artists, including Beyonce, Drake, and Lil Wayne. His career highlight included producing Ludacris' "Tell It Like It Is," which won a Grammy for Best Rap Album in 2007.
His professional journey also saw him co-producing Drake's "Shut It Down" in 2010 and co-writing/co-producing Beyonce's "Mine" featuring Drake in 2013. Tributes poured in from friends, fans, and industry peers, acknowledging his significant contributions to music.
