Angie Stone's contribution to R&B and neo-soul music has left an indelible mark on the landscape of American music.

Angie Stone, neo-soul singer and member of the pioneering all-female hip-hop group the Sequence, has died at the age of 63.

Gospel powerhouse Darlene McCoy spoke with heartfelt tenderness, describing Angie as more than just a singer—she was a sister, a confidante, and a woman of unwavering faith who never hesitated to pour ...

Angie Stone’s voice was always more than a sound — it was an emotion, a truth-teller, a vessel for love, pain, and survival.

Nominated for three Grammy Awards, including for best female R&B vocal performance in 2005, Stone enjoyed musical success ...

Stone, a native of South Carolina, was a member of female hip-hop trio The Sequence. The group's most popular song, Funk You ...

Stone, who also co-wrote four songs for D’Angelo’s 2000 ... there’s nothing else out there really like Angie Stone,” the singer told Rolling Stone in 2000. “My album bridges the gap ...