Frankie Beverly, the legendary R&B artist and frontman of Maze, passed away at the age of 77, prompting fans and fellow musicians to honor his legacy across the nation. In his hometown of Philadelphia, fans gathered for a balloon release and danced to his iconic song 'Before I Let Go.' Beverly's music, known for its soulful and uplifting themes, has been a staple in Black communities, often played at family gatherings and celebrations. His career spanned over five decades, beginning with doo-wop groups in the 1960s and culminating in his final concert in Philadelphia in July. Tributes have poured in from various figures, including Eagles star Jalen Hurts and former New Orleans Mayor Marc Morial, both highlighting Beverly's profound impact on music and culture. Beverly's family has requested privacy, emphasizing that he lived his life with a 'pure soul.'