Frankie Beverly, the legendary frontman of Maze, passed away at the age of 77, as confirmed by his family in a heartfelt social media statement. Known for his smooth vocals and impactful songwriting, Beverly was a pivotal figure in the soul and R&B genres, with hits like 'Before I Let Go,' which became a cultural anthem at Black celebrations and was recently revitalized by Beyoncé's cover. Maze, originally formed in the 1970s, gained prominence under the mentorship of Marvin Gaye, and their music has influenced countless artists across genres, being sampled over 200 times. Beverly's contribution to music was marked by themes of love and life's challenges, resonating deeply with fans. His passing marks a significant loss in the music community, as he is remembered not only for his songs but also for his spirit of togetherness. The family has requested privacy as they navigate their grief and honor Beverly's enduring legacy.