Days after the eccentric musician died in a Rio helicopter crash at 32, his family confirmed it will honour his will and launch Dr. Oliver Tree's Extremely Epic Grant For Baby Geniuses, a foundation that funnels his catalogue and estate to emerging artists, with relatives left almost nothing by his own design.
After the singer died at 32 in a Rio helicopter crash, the will he laid out months earlier comes into focus: his catalog's royalties are set to fund grants for emerging artists, while Diplo leads the tributes to the most himself person he ever met.
Oliver Tree, the American singer and producer born Oliver Tree Nickell, died on 14 June 2026 at 32, killed when two helicopters collided in mid-air southwest of Rio de Janeiro; his biggest dance moment remained 'Miss You' with Robin Schulz. Weeks before his death, he had told an interviewer he wanted his fortune to go to other artists through a foundation he had already set up.
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