Guru Josh, the 90s electronic artist, known for his hit track ‘Infinity’, died on Monday aged 51.
Paul Walden died in Ibiza on Monday as was revealed by his agent, Sharron Elkabas. Paul gained fame in 1990 when his track ‘Inifinity’ reached number 5 in the UK charts. He continued to release singles such as ‘Freaky Dreamer’, ‘Holographic Dreams’ and ‘Whose Law (Is it anyway?)’ under the artist name Guru Josh before forming the Guru Josh Project in 2007 with Anders Nyman and Darren Bailie.
Walden said the song ‘Infinity’ was created when a friend of his commissioned him to create white labels for a club night of the same name. Walden then used the saxophone player from his previous band to create the iconic sound on the track.
In 2008 the track enjoyed renewed success when it was remixed by German artist DJ Klaas and released, reaching the number one spot in countries across Europe and selling around six million copies.
Artists from across the world have been sending out their blessings to the legendary artist.
Infinity was one of the records that got us into dance music. Thoughts and prayers are with Guru Josh's family and friends.
— THE DISCO FRIES (@TheDiscoFries) December 30, 2015
R.I.P Guru Josh. His music had a huge impact on us when we were young. I remember getting Infinity on 12'' in the record…
Posted by Dada Life on Tuesday, December 29, 2015
May your soul rest in peace Paul, rest till infinity.
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