Rest in peace to Kavinsky, the French electronic artist whose music became inseparable from late-night driving culture. Best known for “Nightcall” from Drive, he helped define an entire neon-lit automotive aesthetic that still influences car culture today. His fictional persona, built around a fatal 1986 Ferrari Testarossa crash and mysterious return from the dead, made cars central to both his music and identity. Through projects like OutRun, Kavinsky created a world of empty highways, glowing city streets, retro supercars and unmistakable synthwave sound. “Nightcall” became far more than a movie song, turning into an anthem for anyone who has ever gone for a drive alone after dark. His work will continue playing through speakers, movie scenes and nighttime roads around the world. Rest in peace, Kavinsky. What car will you always picture whenever “Nightcall” starts playing? What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 ( Media: Drive [2011] ) #drive #cars #movies #kavinsky #ryangosling