Charmayne Maxwell
Charmayne Maxwell, a member of the R&B female trio,
Brownstone, who were recording artists signed to the late
Michael Jackson’s record label MJJ Music and famous for the hit
“If You Love Me” and the Eagles remake “I Can’t Tell You Why”
died this past Friday in a freak accident.
Brownstone
According to TMZ, Maxwell fell in her home and cut her neck
on glass after her son’s soccer game. Maxwell’s husband, music
producer, Carsten Soulshock, who was a judge on Simon Cowell’s
“X-Factor” and produced songs for Madonna, found the gruesome
scene of his wife in the process of exsanguination. Maxwell died
in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. Maxwell leaves
behind her husband and a son.
