DJ Clark Kent, a famous music producer known for working with stars like Jay-Z, Notorious B.I.G., and Mariah Carey, has died at the age of 58 after battling colon cancer.

His family announced his death on Instagram, saying he passed away on Thursday evening, surrounded by his wife Kesha, daughter Kabriah, and son Antonio.

Kent created many well-known songs, including Jay-Z’s “Brooklyn’s Finest” and Mariah Carey’s “Loverboy.” He also worked with other popular artists like Slick Rick and Rakim.

This news comes as radio host Angie Martinez is preparing to make a documentary called God’s Favorite DJ: The Story of DJ Clark Kent, which will honor his impact on hip-hop. Martinez praised Kent, saying, “DJ Clark Kent is a rare gem whose influence is seen in nearly every era of hip-hop’s history books.” She noted how important it is to highlight artists who truly contribute to music.

Kent expressed his thanks for Martinez’s support, saying, “I am honored. Her entire career has been rooted in telling stories in a beautiful and meaningful way.” His family thanked everyone for their support and asked for privacy during this tough time.

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