
Graham Coxon Recalls Madonna's Studio Visit During Blur's '13' Recording
Graham Coxon recounted the moment Madonna walked into the studio while Blur was recording their album '13' with producer William Orbit, leaving him starstruck.
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Graham Coxon recounted the moment Madonna walked into the studio while Blur was recording their album '13' with producer William Orbit, leaving him starstruck.

Madonna shared an emotional tribute to her late producer William Orbit, remembering him as a 'ray of light' and praising his 'genius, otherworldly' musical contributions. She expressed gratitude for his music, which she said gave her 'a magic carpet to fly on'.

Tributes are being paid to William Orbit, the acclaimed music producer known for his work with Madonna, Blur, All Saints, Pink, and U2, who has died at the age of 69.

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Blur guitarist Graham Coxon shared his memories of collaborating with the late producer William Orbit on the band's 1999 experimental album '13', describing him as a "genius tinged with madness."

William Orbit, the influential British electronic music producer known for his work with Madonna, Blur, and other artists, has died at the age of 69. Tributes remember him as a musical maverick who produced era-defining hits and led a rich artistic life despite personal struggles.

The producer of the Grammy-winning original wrote on Facebook that he has not heard a "single syllable" from Madonna in 20 years.

Grammy-winning British music producer William Orbit, known for his work with artists like Madonna, has passed away. Madonna paid tribute to Orbit, acknowledging his significant impact on her career.

William Orbit, the acclaimed British music producer known for his work with Madonna and U2, has passed away at the age of 69. Orbit was a Grammy winner and a pioneer in electronic music.

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