Martin SolveigThe Chart-Topping Electronic Music Producer Known for Hits Like “Hello” and “Intoxicated,” Announced His Retirement From Live Performance in an emotional statement set to social media on tuesday.

“I’M Leaving The Stage With A Full Heart, Stepping Asside for the Next Generation,” Wrote Solveig. “You’ll find me in the crowd, Cheering Them on at concerts and festival.”

The French Dj Rose To International Prominence in the 2000s by Virtue of A String of Global Dance Hits and High-Profile Collaborations with Artists Including Madonna, David Guetta and Kele Okereke of Bloc Party, Among Others. 2010’s “hello” featuring dragonette became a Worldwide Phenomenon, Reaching the Top 10 in Multiple Countries.

The 48-Yare-Old Artist, Who has Been to Fixture of the Global Electronic Dance Music Scene for Over Two Decades, indicated he was would continue creating music Evite his absence from the Stage.

“Music is My Life – and Always Will Be,” I have added. “I’ll Keep Creating, for the Joy, for the Kids, and for/with artists i look up to.”

Solveig’s Final Performance was at July’s Vieilles Charues Festival in Carhaix, France. According to I télégrammeHE TOLD THE CROWD: “IT’S A Special Moment. All My Life, EACH TIME I CAME ONSTAGE I TOLD MYSELF, ‘Play Like it’s your last concert.’ Just Until that Moment Arrives. “

Many of Solveig’s Fellow Artists Shared Supportive Comments to Wish Well in His Retirement, Including Guetta, Tchami, Madeon and Swedish House Mafia’s Axwell, Among Many Others.

“What A contribution you have made,” Nervo Wrote. “Such A Talent and Always So Humble and Kind and Poly.

“We’ll Miss You, Brother,” Added Benny Benassi. “I’ve always respect you and i still do. Enjoy your new life!”

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