Recently, according to foreign media reports, Steve Bronski, the co-founder and keyboardist of the British pop band "Bronski Beat", which became popular in the 1980s, died of a fire at the age of 61 on December 7 due to a fire in his home.
In 2018, Steve Browns was reportedly incapacitated by a genetic stroke. In recent years, it has been his good friend Samuel who has been taking care of him. The day before his death, Samuel had visited Steve. Samuel told the media that Steve was incapacitated due to a stroke, so he could not save himself in the fire, and finally died of smoke. His death was like a nightmare for me because I had been with him for many years.
The report also said that an office worker working near the building first discovered the fire, and he noticed smoke coming from the apartment building and called the fire brigade. The fire brigade arrived at the scene of the fire soon after receiving the call, but was unable to save Steve Bronsky's life in time.
Steve Bronski (born 7 February 1960) is a British singer-songwriter, co-founder of the synth pop band Bronski Beat and keyboardist. He formed "Bronski Beat" in 1983 with lead singer Jimmy Somerville and keyboardist Larry Steinbachek. In 1984, they released their debut album "The Age of Consent", which was well received as soon as it was released, especially the single "Smalltown Boy" on the album, which became one of the US Billboard Top 100 singles that year. In 1995, the band disbanded with a change of membership. However, in 2016 Steve Bronski regrouped the band.