Maxi Jazz, the lead vocalist of the electronic dance band Faithless, passed away at the age of 65.
Sister Bliss and Rollo, members of the Faithless band, posted a homage to the artist on social media, saying: “We are heartbroken to inform Maxi Jazz died peacefully at his home in South London last night.”
Maxwell Fraser, better known as Jazz, was born in Brixton in 1957 and had a very successful career as the lead singer of Faithless and other bands as well as a solo artist.
Four weeks ago, Fraser posted a video of himself playing the guitar on social media, saying he was practicing new songs.
He initially disclosed in March that he was dealing with “health concerns that had been impeding my capacity to perform.”
“I believed I might be in control, but regrettably not… He posted on Instagram that he had to postpone performances and promised to let everyone know when he had recovered enough oomph.
The biggest hit for Faithless was Insomnia, which peaked at number three on the UK chart when it was re-released a year later and topped the UK dance charts in 1995.
We Come 1 and God Is A DJ are only two of the numerous popular songs the trio co-wrote.
Jazz has worked as a solo artist with notable artists like Robbie Williams on the song My Culture by 1 Giant Leap and with Tiesto and Jamiroquai.
Were Maxi Jazz and Sister Bliss married?
No, Maxi Jazz and Sister Bliss are not a couple; they might have been in a relationship in the past. Sister Bliss is married to her husband known as Nick, who she also has a child with.
