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Law enforcement sources believe AM died of accidental overdose.
By Gil Kaufman
DJ AM
Photo: Chris Weeks/ WireImage
Despite reports that DJ AM (born Adam Goldstein) might have been depressed over a recent breakup with model Hayley Wood before his death on Friday, law enforcement sources believe the celebrity DJ’s death was an accidental drug overdose, not suicide.
Citing unnamed police sources, TMZ reported that recovering addict AM had developed a dependency on Xanax and a number of other anti-anxiety drugs after the fiery plane crash he and Blink-182’s Travis Barker survived last year. Both men were seriously injured in the accident, which took four lives and resulted in Barker and AM receiving a number of painful skin grafts to treat the second- and third-degree burns they suffered.
TMZ reported that AM had developed a serious anxiety about flying, something he had to do frequently for his many DJ jobs all over the country. The site, citing unnamed sources, said AM’s doctors prescribed Xanax and other anti-anxiety medications to relieve the fear of flying, but that those drugs helped trigger a “recent” relapse, noting that AM was not abusing the drugs for very long before his death.
Among those weighing in on what might have killed AM was addiction specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky, the host of VH1’s “Celebrity Rehab.” Pinsky told The Associated Press that he believes the pain medications AM was taking to treat the injuries he sustained in last year’s plane crash in South Carolina might have led him to relapse after more than 11 years of sobriety.
“It very slowly and subtly reawakens addiction,” Pinsky said of pain medication. “I’m not saying it was inappropriately prescribed; I’m saying he didn’t know the risks.”
AM, 36, was found dead in his Soho apartment in New York on Friday evening, reportedly with a crack pipe and prescription pills nearby. Like a number of friends who expressed grief over AM’s death over the weekend — including musical partner Travis Barker, ex-girlfriend Mandy Moore and a host of fellow DJs — Pinsky said he was upset by the loss of someone he considered a “very close” friend. The doctor said AM had been a model for people going through addiction and praised him for his selflessness in helping others get clean.
“He [sponsored] other people, and in his words, [would] go to the mat supporting people on their recovery,” Pinsky said. “He was someone I referred people to to learn about recovery.”
On Saturday, the New York medical examiner’s offices said the results of an autopsy were inconclusive, and further toxicology and tissue tests were necessary to determine a cause of death. Those tests will take several weeks to complete. TMZ reported that its sources said the evidence in the case strongly indicates that the cause of death will be a combination of crack cocaine and the anxiety drugs.
AM was set to star in an MTV special in October called “Gone Too Far,” in which he stages interventions with other people battling addictions and discusses his own struggle with drugs; the network has not yet announced its plans for the show.
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The two also bring Mase onboard, in Mixtape Daily.
By Shaheem Reid
DJ Drama, Cam’ron and Vado
Photo: MTV News
This Week’s Main Pick
Street Kings: Cam’ron and DJ Drama
Holding It Down For: NYC and ATL
Mixtape: Gangsta Grillz: Boss of All Bosses
Real Spit: We’ve been bringing you info on the Boss of All Bosses mixtape for the past several days and now you get the full-card monte, performances and all. Cam and Drama, after years of talking, finally made their street collaboration happen.
“I’m excited,” Drama said. “For me, where I’m at with my brand and my career, I’ve gotten the opportunity to work with so many people, but there are people who I wanted to work with. Cam is somebody I can check off my list. Plus, to help introduce Vado — it’s exciting. In some ways that’s what Gangsta Grillz was built on. It wasn’t built on the superstar MC — it was built on people coming up, like Jeezy. Even with Weezy, even though he was a platinum artist, he earned a lot of stripes for the Gangsta Grillz. When this Cam tape pops, people are really going to recognize how great of a street A&R [rep] he really is. He did it before and now he’s introducing a new guy.”
Joints to Check For
» “Hustle.” ” ‘Hustle’ is one of the original songs we had for the tape,” Drama explained. “Cam sent it to me and I decided by Ross being on it, I was gonna let the ‘La Bomba’ out then do the ‘Hustle.’ ”
» “Get It,” (featuring Mase). “I love that song,” Drama boasted. “That was exciting, man. It’s always exciting to watch the game come around like that — seeing Cam and Mase coming up in Harlem together, to the fallout to making music again. It’s a feel-good song to me. Not that it sounds old, but it sounds like classic New York hip-hop. I play that in the club — the beat is crazy; Mase and Cam ride the beat. Vado does his thing. People are excited about that one.”
» “Drama.” “The necessary record,” Dram said. “I can’t tell you how many times we’ve been there. Cam named the song after me. It’s a Gangsta Grillz tape. Shout-out to Cam for the shout-out.”
The Streets Is Talking: News & Notes From the Underground
Gucci Mane’s new EP Wasted: The Prequel is slated for a September 8 release. As we told you before, the set contains the best songs from his last few mixtapes. Now we get word that Gucci has finally named his official album.
The LP is called The State vs. Radric Davis and is due in December, and Gucc assures us he has an all-star lineup of producers on tap.
For other artists featured in Mixtape Daily, check out Mixtape Daily Headlines.
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I want to answer questions that loads of celebrities ask on twitter! They ask questions so you can win prizes and things, so I would love to be able to answer them! Also how you reply to things that they say! Any answers for me?!
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