Renowned soul and R&B singer Angie Stone tragically passed away at the age of 63 in a vehicle collision on Saturday morning. The news was confirmed by her longtime publicist. Stone, known for hits like “No More Rain (In This Cloud)” and “Wish I Didn’t Miss You,” had just performed in Mobile, Alabama, and was en route to Atlanta, Georgia with nine others when the accident occurred.
Stone, a native of Columbia, South Carolina, began her illustrious four-decade career in entertainment as a member of The Sequence, a pioneering female rap group. Transitioning to neo-soul and R&B music as a solo artist, she released albums such as “Black Diamond” and “Mahogany Soul,” earning critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.
Throughout her career, Stone received multiple Grammy nominations for her exceptional vocal performances. Her versatility and talent were evident in tracks like “More Than a Woman” and “Baby,” showcasing her prowess in the R&B genre.
Aside from her musical achievements, Stone also made a mark in the acting world, with over 40 screen credits to her name. She appeared in popular TV shows like “Girlfriends” and “Moesha,” as well as films including “The Hot Chick” and “Ride Along.”
Reflecting on her legacy just weeks before her untimely passing, Stone expressed gratitude for her career and hinted at more to come. She leaves behind a son, Michael D’Angelo Archer II, who is also a recording artist.
Angie Stone’s impact on the music and entertainment industry will be remembered, with her voice and spirit living on in the hearts of those she touched. Details about memorial services will be shared by her family in the future.
