News PlatformNG reports the passing of legendary R&B singer and Grammy-nominated vocalist Peabo Bryson, who died at the age of 75 following a stroke, his family has confirmed. He passed away on Tuesday, June 2, surrounded by loved ones.
According to The People, Bryson’s death came just days after he suffered a stroke, marking the end of a celebrated musical journey that spanned decades and left an enduring imprint on global music culture.
Widely regarded as one of the most distinctive voices in R&B and soul, Bryson was especially beloved for his timeless duets and emotive ballads. He became a household name through his unforgettable Disney collaborations, including “Beauty and the Beast” with Celine Dion and “A Whole New World” with Regina Belle—both of which went on to become global classics and defining soundtracks for an entire generation.
Born Robert Peapo Bryson in South Carolina in 1951, he began performing as a teenager before rising through the R&B scene with a smooth, soulful style that set him apart. Over the years, he collaborated with some of music’s most iconic voices, including Roberta Flack, Natalie Cole, and Celine Dion, building a legacy rooted in elegance, emotion, and vocal excellence.
In a statement, his family described him as “deeply loved,” adding that his voice and musical legacy “will live on for generations.”
Bryson’s passing marks the end of an era in R&B and film music, but his influence continues to resonate through the timeless songs that defined his career.
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