Washington:

Singer Angi Stone, known as the co-founder of the hip-hop trio, has died ‘Vish I Dond Miss You’ for the sequence and her single R&B Hit. She was 63 years old.

A representative of the stone confirmed that he was killed in a car accident, which included 18-wheelers on 1 March, reported by people.

His daughter, Ladi Diamond shared the sad news on her Facebook handle, “Mai Mummy Is Chon,” she wrote.

Stone was born on December 18, 1961 in Columbia, Angela Lavarn Brown, SC began her music journey when she co-install the sequence with her high school friends Cheryl Cook, which was known as “Cheryl the Pearl” and Gwindolin Chisolm, known as ‘Blondi’.

The three are often credited as one of the first female hip-hop groups, and their 1979 track “Funk You Up” remains a classic in the rap since the 1970s, as in accordance with the outlet.

In the 1990s, Stone infected in R&B, first performed with a group vertical hold before transferring solo. In 1999, he released his first solo album, Black Diamond, with Smash Single “No More Rain (in this cloud).” He released the Mahogany Soul in 2001, and the album’s hit “Wish I Not Miss You” remains a classic today, stated by people.

Stone was also a successful lyricist, who collaborated with stars such as D’Angelo, Alicia Keys and Lenny Kravitz.

Apart from music, he also worked on films and TV, including reality series, including VH1’s Celebrity Fit Club and R&B Divus: Atlanta. He was seen in films such as The Hot Chik and The Fighting Tempion, and started Broadway in 2003 in Musical Chicago.

Stone released 10 solo albums and nominated for three grames, including the best R&B performance by a pair or group in 2003 and the best female R&B performance in 2004. Last year, she was included in the female lyricist Hall of Fame.

The singer told the people, his daughter Ladi, son Michael (whom she shared with D ‘Angelo) and two grandchildren.

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