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- Hip-hop producer Sidney "Omen" Brown died unexpectedly at 49 in his Harlem apartment on September 13.
- His sister, Nicole Iris Brown, described him as "holistic and healthy."
- Omen produced tracks for major artists, including Beyoncé, Drake, and Lil Wayne, gaining prominence in the early 2000s.
- He was known for his work on Ludacris' Grammy-winning "Tell It Like It Is" and Drake's "Shut It Down."
- The music community honors his legacy, recognizing his mentorship and impact.
