The music world is mourning the reported death of British singer Lauren Bennett, whose voice helped make Party Rock Anthem one of the biggest global hits of the last decade.
Lauren Bennett, best known for featuring on LMFAO’s chart-topping song Party Rock Anthem, reportedly died at the age of 37.
Moreover, the news was confirmed by her former girl group, G.R.L., in an emotional statement shared on Instagram on Monday.
In a heartfelt message, G.R.L. expressed deep sorrow over the loss of their former member.
“It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our beloved Lauren. Our hearts are broken, and we cannot begin to express how much she meant to us,” the group wrote.
Meanwhile, according to the BBC, the cause of Bennett’s death has not been made public. Furthermore, her representatives had not released an official statement at the time the report was published.
Lauren Bennett rose to worldwide fame in 2011 after lending her vocals to LMFAO’s hit single Party Rock Anthem. The energetic dance track became an international success and dominated music charts in several countries.
In addition, Bennett appeared in the song’s official music video, which remains one of YouTube’s most-watched music videos. The video has attracted more than 2.5 billion views.
Her performance introduced her to a global audience and helped establish her as a recognised voice in contemporary pop music.
Although she later pursued other musical projects, Bennett was also known for her time with the girl group G.R.L., where she performed alongside other talented singers and contributed to several well-known releases.
Following news of her passing, tributes continued to pour in from fans who shared memories of dancing to Party Rock Anthem and praised her vocal performance on the hit record.
Her legacy lives on through the songs she helped create, especially Party Rock Anthem, which remains one of the most recognisable dance hits of its generation.
Consequently, many believe her voice will continue to inspire music lovers for years to come.
