The world is mourning the loss of legendary music producer Quincy Jones, who passed away at 91, surrounded by his family at his home in Bel Air, Los Angeles.
The legend known for his visionary contributions to the music industry, Jones’s family shared a heartfelt statement, saying, 
“Tonight, with full but broken hearts, we must share the news of our father and brother Quincy Jones’ passing.”
His publicist, Arnold Robinson, confirmed the news, calling it an “incredible loss” for both the family and the entertainment world.
However, Jones’s family emphasized the joy in celebrating his extraordinary life and career, recognizing that “there will never be another like him.”
Quincy Jones’s career spanned decades, breaking barriers as one of the first Black executives in Hollywood and shaping the sound of modern music.
His work with legends like Count Basie, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and Michael Jackson forever changed the landscape of popular music.
His production brilliance not only brought Jackson’s talents to new heights but also influenced generations of artists and producers.
In addition, he spearheaded impactful projects like the 1985 charity anthem “We Are the World” and composed timeless scores for films such as Roots and In the Heat of the Night.
Jones’s passing is a profound loss, especially to his family, who shared a close bond with him.
His final Instagram post yesterday was a touching birthday tribute to his daughter Martina, with Jones writing,
“Happy Birthday to my Tina Beena! So proud to be your papa! Big hug; I love you eternally.”
He is survived by his daughters Rashida, Jolie, Rachel, Martina, Kidada, and Kenya; his son Quincy III; his brother Richard; and his sisters Theresa and Margie.
As the entertainment world reflects on his immense legacy, condolences pour in, honoring a life lived with passion, creativity, and an unwavering dedication to excellence.
