Two-Time Grammy-Winning Jazz Singer Cassandra Wilson Dies at 70
Cassandra Wilson, a two-time Grammy-winning jazz singer known for her genre-blending style and distinctive contralto voice, died peacefully at home in Jackson, Mississippi, at age 70. Her manager announced her passing without specifying a cause. Wilson was celebrated for expanding traditional blues-based jazz by incorporating folk, pop, R&B, and country elements. She began her music career early, later joining Steve Coleman's M-Base Collective. Tributes highlighted her influence and unique sound.
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hindustantimes broke this story on 2 Sept, 07:10 pm. Other outlets followed.