Famous singer dies

American jazz singer, songwriter, and producer Cassandra Wilson has passed away at the age of 70. Her lengthy career helped expand the boundaries of jazz music and blend it with various styles such as blues, folk, pop, R&B, and country. Born in Jackson, Mississippi, she began her musical journey at an early age and moved to New York in the 1980s to become the lead voice in the band M-Base Collective before embarking on her solo career. She won two Grammy Awards and released significant albums, including "New Moon Daughter" and "Loverly." In 2022, she was honored as a jazz educator. Many artists and personalities have mourned her, considering her one of the most prominent icons of music and calling her an "exceptional daughter" of a city that lost one of its pillars.

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