Frankie Beverly, lead singer, founder of ‘Maze’ dies at 77

Lead singer and founder of ‘Maze’ Frankie Beverly, has died at the age of 77.

Beverly’s family posted a statement on the band’s social media accounts saying that grieving the loss of a loved one is a deeply personal and emotional experience.

Beverly founded the group Maze, known as Raw Soul, in 1970.

He also was the opening act for Detroit native Marvin Gaye when he was on tour.

Yes, before you ask, that famous song played at all family functions is “Before I Let Go” by Maze and Beverly. After his passing, it will continue to be played on joyous occasions until the end of time.