Lucian Piane, a composer and music producer known for his work on "RuPaul's Drag Race," died Monday after he was hit by a car in Glendale, California, the Los Angeles Times and NBC Los Angeles reported. He was 46.

Piane was crossing San Fernando Road near Harvard Street early Monday when he was struck, according to Glendale police, the outlets reported. NBC Los Angeles said the car was a sedan and that officials said the driver stayed and called 911. Piane died at the scene, NBC said. The Los Angeles medical examiner's office said in its report that he died of blunt trauma, the Times reported.

Police called the collision an accident, the outlets reported. NBC Los Angeles said police reported that no drugs or alcohol were involved.

"Drag Race" production company World of Wonder said in an Instagram post that the team is "devastated" by his death, the Times reported. "Lucian left behind a legacy of truly beautiful music," it said. "May his struggles never dim the memories of a sweet man, a dear friend, and a master musician."

Piane worked on "Drag Race" from its first season in 2009 until 2016, including the original version of its theme song, the Times reported. He also wrote the runway song "Cover Girl" and original songs for the Season 8 finalists in 2016, the paper said. NBC Los Angeles said he appeared on the show as a judge and produced music for challenges over several years.

He also worked on "Drag Race" spinoffs such as "RuPaul's Drag U" and "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars," the Times reported. A Kansas City native and New York University graduate, he also had film credits including the 2007 adaptation of "Hairspray," according to his IMDb profile, the Times said.

What we know: Piane died Monday after being hit by a car, and police called it an accident.
What we don't: Plans for a memorial or tribute.