Singer from ‘Party Rock Anthem’ Lauren Bennett passes away
The recent passing of Lauren Bennett, known for her part in the hit 2011 song “Party Rock Anthem” by LMFAO, has left fans and former colleagues mourning her loss. Bennett’s former bandmates from G.R.L., including Emmalyn Estrada, Natasha Slayton, and Paula van Oppen, took to Instagram to express their grief and pay tribute to the talented singer, emphasizing her significance in their lives.
While the cause of Bennett’s death has not been disclosed, reports indicate that she was around the age of 37 at the time of her passing. Her colleagues described her as having a beautiful spirit that touched many lives, leaving a lasting impact for which she will be deeply missed and forever loved. This marks another tragic loss for G.R.L., as the band previously lost Simone Battle to suicide in 2014.
G.R.L. was formed in 2011 with aspirations to achieve the same level of success as the Pussycat Dolls, both groups being creations of choreographer Robin Antin. Unfortunately, G.R.L. disbanded in 2015, ending their musical journey together. LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” was a massive hit on the Billboard charts, showcasing the musical talents of the duo, Sky Blu and Redfoo, the son of Motown Records founder Barry Gordy.
Lauren Bennett ventured into a solo music career in 2010, demonstrating her versatility and passion for music. An inquiry into the circumstances surrounding her death is scheduled for October, leaving many wondering about the details surrounding this tragic event. The music industry has lost a talented artist whose legacy will live on through her impactful contributions to the world of music.
As fans and colleagues continue to mourn the loss of Lauren Bennett, her memory will endure through the music she created and the lives she touched during her career. Her untimely passing serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing the moments we have with those we care about. May she rest in peace, leaving behind a lasting impact on the music industry and all those who were fortunate enough to have known her.