Luke Bell, down home music artist, dead at 32

(CNN)Country performer Luke Bell, who disappeared recently, has been seen as dead, as per official Frank Magos from the Tucson Police Department. He was 32. Chime, who delivered his most memorable studio collection in 2012, was "tracked down in the 5500 block of E. Award Road in Midtown Tucson," as per Magos. "The examination is on-going right now," Magos said. Chime's administrator, Neill Smith, let CNN know when arrived at that he didn't "have any extra data to give." Chime, a vocalist lyricist from Cody, Wyoming, was accounted for missing by companions over seven days prior. During his profession, Bell, known for melodies like "Where Ya Been?" and "Now and then," opened for behaves like Dwight Yoakam and Hayes Carll. Vocalist musician Kelsey Waldon endless supply of Bell's passing: "I have been sorrowful to catch wind of the death of Luke Bell. A lot of us met in Nashville when we were so youthful and fixated on blue grass music - those years were so developmental. He was incredibly gifted and unique. Go pay attention to Luke today. Find happiness in the hereafter now, close buddy."