ATLANTA, Ga. () — Entertainment website TMZ is reporting Grammy-nominated R&B singer Angie Stone has died in a car accident. She was 63.

Stone, who was born in Columbia, South Carolina, was traveling from a performance in Montgomery, Alabama on Friday. She was reportedly with 9 people who were on their way to Atlanta, Georgia when their van crashed. No other details were immediately available.

Stone, a soul and R&B singer of hits “No More Rain (In This Cloud) and “Wish I Didn’t Miss You,” had a career spanning more than four decades. She started out as a member of The Sequence, one of the first female rap groups (“Funk You Up”). She recorded as a solo act too, with albums including “Black Diamond” in 1999 and “Mahogany Soul” in 2001. “More Than A Woman,” a track from “Mahogany Soul,” earned Stone her first Grammy nomination in the best R&B performance by a duo or group with vocal category. She was nominated 2 more times for a Grammy.

Stone was also an accomplished actress, appearing in more than 40 screen roles.