Adam Beyer and Ida Engberg's Daughter Struck by Car in Ibiza, Suffers "Severe" Head Trauma

A routine night out with friends turned into a life-threatening emergency for the daughter of Adam Beyer, who says the young girl, Uma, suffered "severe" head trauma over the weekend after being hit by a car in Ibiza.

Beyer, the founder of influential techno label Drumcode Records and one of Sweden's most prominent electronic music artists, shared details of the accident in a social media post. He says Uma was crossing the street with friends when she was struck by a car traveling "at fairly high speed."

She was then airlifted from Ibiza to a hospital in Mallorca, where she has been receiving intensive care. Beyer and his former wife, fellow DJ Ida Engberg, have been maintaining a constant bedside vigil, taking turns to stay with their daughter around the clock.

"Over the last five days we have gone from not knowing if she would survive to seeing her talk, eat, smile and slowly but surely come back to us," Beyer wrote. "She had an angel by her side and I can only describe it as a miracle!"

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The electronic music artist community has rallied around the family during this difficult period, with Tiësto, Sebastian Ingrosso, Charlotte de Witte, NERVO, Sara Landry and more reaching out with support on social media.

"You deserve only good things," commented Joseph Capriati. "Miracles happen for a reason."

"All best wishes for you guys in these times… praying for a speedy recovery," added Armin van Buuren.

Drumcode today announced that Beyer will make the short trip from Mallorca to perform at the label's event in Barcelona on Saturday, June 14th.

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