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Resident DJ of Starr FM, DJ Isaac Cool has passed away while receiving treatment after a tragic accident.
DJ Isaac Cool reportedly succumbed to his injuries despite all efforts to save him.
The sad news was confirmed by his colleague, Caroline Sampson.
He was involved in an accident on Friday, February 23, and had been in and out of coma.
Despite having a brain surgery and a fundraising campaign to support his medical treatment, his condition worsened.
Unfortunately, he died Friday afternoon, April 12, 2024.
DJ Isaac Cool was known for his exceptional skills as a DJ, producer, and voice-over artist.
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