Died lead singer of Talk Talk mark Hollis

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Hollis was the author of such hits as “It’s My Life”, “Such a Shame” and “Talk Talk”
In the UK at the age of 64 years died mark Hollis / @Lost80sLive

In the UK at the age of 64 years has died the founder and lead singer of Talk Talk, mark Hollis, The Guardian reports, citing a statement by the relatives and colleagues of the musician.

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“Shocked and saddened by the news of the death of Mark Hollis. He was a musical genius, and for me it was a great honor to play with him in the same group… I was deeply influenced by his stunning musical ideas,” he wrote on Facebook Talk Talk bassist Paul Webb.

On the causes of death of Mark Hollis have not been announced, reports meduza.io.

Hollis was the author of such hits as “It’s My Life”, “Such a Shame” and “Talk Talk”.

The band Talk Talk was founded in 1981. Her fame brought sintipop such hits as “It’s My Life” and “Such a Shame”. In the future, the group turned to a more experimental sound, her later albums are considered fundamental to the genre postrace. After the collapse of Talk Talk in 1991, mark Hollis has released only one solo album, and led a reclusive lifestyle.