Police say The Soft Moon musician Jose Luis Vasquez, famed techno DJ Juan “Silent Servant” Mendez, and Mendez's partner Simone Lin were arrested Thursday in downtown Los Angeles, California. was found dead in the loft.

The three were found at Mendez and Lin's home in Pacific Electric Lofts on Main Street during a police welfare check requested by Vasquez's wife, according to reports. Los Angeles Times. Authorities believe all three people died of fentanyl overdose, the report said, and drug paraphernalia was reportedly found at the scene.

The Los Angeles Police Department's Central Bureau Homicide Unit is currently investigating the matter. According to the Los Angeles Times, it is expected to take three to six months for the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office to determine the official cause of death.

Soft Moon paid tribute to Vasquez on Friday in a message to fans posted on the band's Instagram page.

“If you have memories of Lewis, whether you were a close friend of his or not, please feel free to share them,” Soft Moon wrote. “This is a great loss and our hearts are broken.”

Vasquez's wife shared a heartfelt message explaining her loss.

“My beautiful husband Luis, the light of my life, has passed away. I don't have the strength to tell you the million reasons I love him. Everything hurts,” she wrote in an Instagram post on Monday. wrote.

“I couldn't write any more. I wanted you to know how much he cared about you. He always said he had the best fans. When you danced, when you screamed. , you made him feel heard and seen,” she wrote.

She reached out to her late husband's fans in a moment of grief.

“I know he will continue to heal you. He was proud of it. He was in awe of your love. It meant so much to him. “Please continue to send messages,” she said. “Keep the candles lit and the music loud enough to be heard from heaven. I love you through him and we will make sure his legacy lives on. That's what he wanted. Because it’s about being.” (Related: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s youngest son, Dexter Scott King, dies at 62)

Vazquez's wife urged fans to buy merchandise in his honor. “He was especially proud of his Sad World T-shirt. We drew it together. He insisted we add 'sad world' and I said, 'That's cheesy.' I thought so, but now I understand. There was always too much in this world. I love you, angel. ”