Canadian musician Nell Smith, who collaborated with The Flaming Lips, has died at the age of 17. Simon Raymonde, co-founder of the record label Bella Union, confirmed her death on Instagram Monday. “We are all shocked and devastated to hear of the sudden and tragic passing of our artist and dear friend Nell Smith,

Nell Smith, a musical prodigy who collaborated with the Flaming Lips as a young teenager, has died at age 17. The musician’s family confirmed the news via Instagram on Monday, October 7, revealing that Smith died on Saturday,

Nell Smith, the Canadian teenage music prodigy known for her collaborations with The Flaming Lips, has died. She was 17. Smith’s death was confirmed by Simon Raymonde, known as the former bassist for the Cocteau Twins,

Nell Smith, a rising musical talent known for her collaboration with The Flaming Lips, has died. She was 17. Smith had been preparing to release her debut solo album under Bella Union, but her life was cut short in a fatal car accident last weekend.

Nell Smith, the singer who collaborated with the band The Flaming Lips and was referred to by some as a "musical prodigy," has passed away. The artist died at the age of only 17. She was due to release her debut album next year.

Nell Smith was just 17 when she died in a car crash at the weekend and her family have been left heartbroken at the sudden loss of their 'talented, unique, beautiful daughter'