Taz from Stereo Country has passed absent in healing center, his family said in an articulation on Friday.
According to reports, Taz had been enduring from hernia.
He was due to have surgery two a long time prior but it was put off within the wake of the coronavirus.
Tributes poured in after the news of his passing surfaced online.
The vocalist whose genuine title was Tarsem Singh Saini, was already known as Johnny Zee.
Taz rose to acclaim in 1989 with his collection ‘Hit The Deck’.
A British artist, composer, and on-screen character of Indian plummet has been respected as a pioneer of the British Asian music scene. He gave Punjabi music an unused measurement in pop.
Slave II Fusion, released in 2000, became his most popular album to date.
The album featured many of his most iconic hit songs, including Pyar Ho Gaya, Nachenge Saari Raat, and Gallan Gorian.
All of Taz’s albums have been certified gold, platinum, or multi-platinum, with the exception of two.
Tributes poured in on social media after the news of the 90’s pop sensation Taz’s death surfaced online.
His music contains a special sound. He made his cinematic make a big appearance in 2007 with Don’t Halt Imagining, for which he too created the soundtrack and sang backup.
He made a comeback in 2008 with his modern collection Jawani on the Rocks.
Meri Nazron Mein Tu Hain and Hai Hai Jawani are two of his hit tunes from this album.
Twist & Shout, his debut album, was a commercial triumph in 2010.
Galan Goriyan, a version of the 2000 popular song with Dhvani Bhanushali, was released in 2020 and has over 10 million views on YouTube.