Rest easy Angie

The world has lost a true icon of soul and R&B, but Angie Stone’s voice will echo forever in the hearts of those who loved her music. She didn’t just sing—she poured her soul into every lyric, every melody, every breath. With each note, she was telling her story, carrying the weight of love, loss, and survival in a way that only she could. She was singing for her life, and in doing so, she gave life to the music that will never fade.

From the early days with The Sequence to her unforgettable solo career, Angie shaped the sound of modern soul. Tracks like No More Rain (In This Cloud) and Wish I Didn’t Miss You weren’t just hits—they were raw, unfiltered emotions set to music. She sang about heartbreak with the wisdom of someone who had lived it, about hope with the conviction of someone who had fought for it. Whether she was lifting spirits or soothing wounds, her voice was a sanctuary.

Beyond the music, Angie was a woman of strength, faith, and undeniable presence. Whether gracing the stage in Broadway’s Chicago, sharing her journey on R&B Divas, or simply being a mother, mentor, and friend, she carried herself with a grace that was as inspiring as her art. She was a warrior, never afraid to be real, never afraid to feel—and that’s what made her unforgettable.

Her impact on R&B is immeasurable. She paved the way for so many artists, proving that authenticity and soul will always stand the test of time. Today, we don’t just mourn her passing—we celebrate the power of her voice, the depth of her spirit, and the legacy she leaves behind.

Rest easy, Angie. Your music lives on, and so does your spirit.

Here is a link to my interview with Ms Stone