DJ John Reid Cause of Death – Nightcrawlers songwriter Dies Suddenly at 61

Renowned Scottish DJ, producer, and vocalist John Reid has died suddenly at the age of 61. The Glasgow-born music icon was best known for his work with global stars like Tina Turner, Sir Rod Stewart, and Westlife. He was also the voice behind the iconic 90s house hit “Push The Feeling On” with Nightcrawlers.

While the cause of death has not yet been revealed, the news of Reid’s passing was confirmed by singer Mary Kiani, who was engaged to him for nine years. She shared a heartfelt tribute on social media, recalling their early days in Glasgow and their rise together in the 90s dance scene.

“We met in Glasgow but fell in love in London,” Kiani wrote. “We toured, we recorded, we did our vocal sessions together… I saw him just last year in Glasgow. RIP John, Love Bubbs.”

Reid was a multi-talented artist who co-wrote “Unbreakable” for Westlife and Kelly Clarkson’s “A Moment Like This,” which was later taken to UK number one by Leona Lewis. He also wrote for artists like Eternal, Claire Richards, and Gemini.

Tributes have poured in from across the music world. Chris Judge, vocal coach and Red Hot Chilli Pipers member, described Reid as “an incredible Scottish singer with so much soul” and praised his contribution to the music industry as a talented writer and performer.

“Push The Feeling On” became an international hit and was sampled in countless remixes, including one by Pitbull. Reid’s influence continues to shape house and dance music today.

He most recently appeared at the BRIT Awards 2022 and had been remixing and re-releasing his biggest tracks, remaining active in the music world until the end.

This is a developing story. More details, including the cause of death, will be shared as they become available.