Ryan Karazija, the star of Low Roar known for his musical contributions to the… Death Strandingat the age of 40.

The news was confirmed via the band's social media pages, where the “Death Stranding” community, including creator Hideo Kojima, offered their condolences to the late singer.

Death Stranding has received widespread acclaim, winning multiple awards for its intriguing story, expansive world, and unique gameplay, combined with an equally immersive soundtrack. The team's song "I'll Keep Coming" was featured in the first trailer featuring main character Sam. 18 official musical soundtracks for "Death Stranding".

Through Low Roar’s social media post, the band praised Karazija, describing him as the driving force behind Low Roar. They credited him with songs and lyrics that have impacted many people’s lives, thanks to his haunting voice. Low Roar added that they have recorded their sixth album, which was Karazija’s last project, and will be released when it is ready. kojima He expressed his sadness with some of his sad words on Twitter after confirming the news.

I heard the news. I can't believe it. I don't want to believe it. Without Ryan, without you and your music, Death Stranding would not have been born. Your music will live forever in this world and in me. Thank you. Rest in peace.

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—HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) October 29, 2022

I heard the news and I can't believe it, I don't want to believe it Without Ryan Without you and your music Death Stranding would not have been born Your music will live forever in this world and in me Thank you and rest in peace.

In light of recent rumors that Kojima is making Death Stranding Part TwoIt's unclear whether he's teamed up with Low Roar again for his next project, and whether a sequel is in development or not, it's likely that Kojima will find a way to honor Karazija in some way through his games.