DLMT Shares Update From Hospital After “Bad” Accident

DLMT has promised that is coming out stronger than ever after being involved in a serious accident.

House producer, DLMT, took to social media to update fans on his current situation in the hospital after being in an accident. He revealed that he has been taking time to rest and is planning on taking a break for a bit to heal. 

The artist posted three different photos of him in the hospital recovering after the accident to Instagram. The first two show him repping a Death Row Records hoodie in a hospital bed and another while standing on crutches. The last is he and his partner Nicole lying on the bed together.

Dr. Fresch reached out in his comments, writing, “Get well and you got this bro!! Much love and cheers to having that amazing attitude, take all the time you need rn.” Other artists showed him love and support, sending him well wishes and a quick recovery. 

Despite his accident, DLMT took to Twitter to post, “Got releases scheduled until the end of the year.” Fans shouted him out, reflecting on his resilience and the way he has pushed through in the past.  The producer blended genres, focusing on bass-filled house music with melodic touches, sending his tracks up the charts. 

He has continued to grow in the scene, dropping music on Ultra Records, Armada, Big Beat, and other highly-acclaimed labels. His creations have moved people since his debut, and his optimistic outlook on life brings people together. The future is still looking bright for DLMT and we are excited to see what he has planned next.

His dance music is changing up the game, and we wish DLMT a quick recovery and a continued positive mindset on the situation. Listen to his most recent release, “Wildfire,” here: 

Madison Duncan

Hi! My name is Madison and I was born and raised in Colorado, giving me immediate access to some of the best live music. I have two degrees from the University of Denver in Media Studies and Criminology and am passionate about music journalism. Some of my favorite artists are, but not limited to, Disco Lines, Tape B, Space Laces, and Whyte Fang.

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