By: Walter S George Jr
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| QUINCY B |
The mysterious death of
renowned singer Quincy L Burrows marks the end of the journey for a fast rising
local musician who burst into the musical scene few years ago but whose songs
will continue to woo and warm the hearts of many.
The curtain fell on the singer popularly known
as Quincy B early on Friday morning March 3, 2017 while on his way from
performing at Anglers a local entertainment center in Monrovia from a fetal
motor accident that took away his life.
Quincy B shot into fame
few years ago when Scientific feature him on his hot single called My Dream
that became a popular hit in Monrovia.
Among the secular male
singers, he ranked top and his fame was rivaled by Sweetz, David Mell and many
other Rnb singers. His songs were on high demand on various stations in
Monrovia.
On Friday upon hearing of
her death, stations dedicated their whole day to his songs and allowed his fans
and well wisher to pay tribute to him.
Many of those who called in said that of his age he has transform the
music industry, he is a legend and that would be remembered for a long time.
Several radio personalities
including Mr. Bernard Benson of HOTT FM/TV who confessed of being his fan said,
it was unfortunate he had died when his songs are really gaining popularity and
international recognition.
“It is unfortunate that
the life of a promising young and talented person had been cut short by the
bloody hands of death! I have always found his music to be educative,
entertaining and a true reflection of our society” said Mr. Benson of ELBC.
The lyrics are truly
moving, the voice wantonly sweet, the diction carefully chosen and his body
movements matching the words. Quincy B will be missed by man of his fans and
the music industry at large. Quincy B was not just a singer; he was a producer,
song writer and an engineer.
Quincy B was a motivation
for many young musicians who see him as a hope for them because he was a guy
that was down to earth and a very good singer.
Quincy B was also a
advocate for musician right as it relates to signing endorsement and recommend
the issue of lawyers acting on their behalf.
Quincy B will be missed
for his sweet melodies and his music production but his music will lives on.
Rest in Peace Quincy L Burrows.
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