Scottish vocalist of 90s band Wild Colonials, Angela McCluskey, passes away at age 64 in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES, UNITED STATES.- The music world is mourning the loss of Scottish vocalist Angela McCluskey, known for her work with the 90s band Wild Colonials. The singer tragically passed away at the age of 64 in Los Angeles after being in a coma following emergency surgery for an arterial tear.
The announcement of her passing was made through Angela McCluskey’s Instagram account, where a heartfelt message was shared by her loved ones. The post described Angela as someone who lived life to the fullest, loved generously, and sang with all her heart. They asked fans to remember her by lighting a candle in her honor.
Starting her career with Wild Colonials in the early 1990s, Angela McCluskey’s unique voice and ability to blend different musical styles set her apart in the alternative rock scene. She contributed to several critically acclaimed albums with the band before pursuing a solo career with her debut album, The Things We Do, in 2004.
Colleagues and friends of Angela McCluskey took to social media to express their grief and share memories of the talented artist. Maria McKee of Lone Justice described Angela as “otherworldly” and filled with warmth, while Helena Christense remembered her as “full of shining stars.”
Angela McCluskey’s versatility, creativity, and dedication to music earned her respect from both industry insiders and fans, solidifying her reputation as an influential figure in the music scene. Her legacy will continue to live on through her music and the memories shared by those who knew and loved her.