Singer-songwriter Todd Snider, who experienced a string of high-profile events over the last month, has died at the age of 59. Variety is reporting the artist who created “Alright Guy” died from undisclosed causes. The news was announced on his social media accounts and confirmed by friends.

Snider was known for blending folk, rock, and country music with his and often emotional storytelling skills. His career spanned decades, with his 1994 debut album “Songs for the Daily Planet” launching him into the Americana and alt-country scenes.

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