He was 74 years old. Music producer Keith Olsen died on March 9, 2020. The musician who produced the album Crazy World for the famous group Scorpions, was also a close friend of the French singer Sheila. In 1981, he notably produced the album Little Darlin ’ and worked in June 2017 on his latest album, almost three decades after their very first collaboration. Naturally, the icon of the yéyé years in France wanted to pay tribute to him by posting a tender message on social networks the day after his death. "It is not fair !", started by writing Sheila. “I was in the studio with him a few months ago … Our last contact was three weeks ago, he was fine. I can't believe it… He kept repeating to me: ‘I’m your brother from another mother’ (‘I’m your brother, born to another mother’). He was my brother, he will remain so for eternity. A long story of my life is falling apart … There are times when I don't know what to say. " And to conclude, obviously very moved: “I'm just thinking of his wife Janis… His last sentence will stay with me:‘ Love from your brother in America. K.O. ”
Like everyone, Sheila is confined because of the coronavirus
Like all French people and now, like more than three billion people in the world, Sheila finds herself confined because of the coronavirus crisis. On March 13, she sent a message to her fans to warn them of certain changes regarding her future projects. “After a few days of vacation (as you could see, because even on vacation there are spies), the situation of our country because of this hellish virus forces us to suspend the recording of the album”, she shared. “Everyone is locked in their house. Like all of you, we must be careful and follow ‘the doctor’s orders.’ Unfortunately, all plans are therefore postponed to a later date. Don't worry about anything, I'll keep you posted on the rest of the program. ” And to conclude: “Pay attention to all of you! Be careful ! I give you huge kisses through this post like that … no danger. " Probably the best way to kiss each other right now.
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