Angie Stone, Singer of The Sequence, Passes Away at 63 in Vehicle Accident After Performance

Angie Stone, the renowned artist known for her role in the hip-hop group The Sequence, has tragically passed away at the age of 63. The singer died in a car accident that occurred shortly after she completed a performance in Alabama.

The news was confirmed by her representative, who shared that the accident took place on the morning of March 1, 2025. Although specific details about the incident have not yet been released, the news of Stone's passing has left her family and friends in a state of shock and grief.

Legacy as a Music Icon

Stone was a founding member of The Sequence, which formed in 1979 in South Carolina. The group included lead singer and rapper Angie Stone, alongside Cheryl Cook and Gwendolyn Chisolm. The Sequence is celebrated for their influential hit single, "Funk You Up," which was released in 1979 and later sampled by prominent artists such as Dr. Dre and Bruno Mars.

In addition to her time with The Sequence, Angie Stone embarked on a successful solo career in the late 1990s after six years with the group. Her first solo album, "Black Diamond," was released in 1999, featuring the popular track "No More Rain (In This Cloud)."

Achievements Beyond Music

Aside from her musical accomplishments, Stone also ventured into acting. She appeared in the film "The Hot Chick" and played the role of Big Mama Morton in the Broadway musical "Chicago." Throughout her career, Angie Stone earned three Grammy nominations and won two Soul Train Lady of Soul awards, further solidifying her status in both music and performing arts.

Angie Stone is survived by her son, Michael, her daughter, Diamond, and two grandchildren. Her untimely death marks a significant loss for her family, friends, and fans worldwide.

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