Q Lazarus, Musician Behind ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ Song ‘Farewell Horses

A eulogy for Q Lazarus, whose real name is Diane Luckey. Distributed web-based states the vocalist passed on in July “after a short disease.”

Performer Q Lazarus, most famous for her 1988 single “Farewell Horses. Which showed up in the film The Silence of the Lambs, passed on in July, as per Rolling Stone. She was 61.

A reason for death was not promptly accessible for Lazarus, whose real name was Diane Luckey. A companion of Luckey’s who had been making a narrative about the performer affirmed her passing to Rolling Stone on Thursday. At the same time. A short eulogy distributed by the Asbury Park Press expressed. That Luckey kicked the bucket on July 19 “after a short sickness.”

“Throughout recent years, Q became perhaps of my dearest companion. And we were in touch practically day to day, earlier in a while to discuss the film or her music; however, for the most part, to discuss our lives and regular matters,” Luckey’s companion, filmmaker Eva Aridjis, told RS an email.

“Q had one of those life powers you can’t envision being doused or failing to exist. Since it was so indispensable and brilliant and abundant,” Aridjis allegedly proceeded. “Regardless of having had a tough life, she was not tainted by any stretch of the imagination. Running against the norm she was loaded with energy, enthusiasm, also humor. What’s more, she was likewise brimming with plans.

At the hour of her demise, we were arranging a ‘rebound show’ with a portion of her unique bandmates.”

Luckey was brought into the world in Neptune, New Jersey, in 1960 also sang in a young ensemble in the wake of developing keen for music, as per Pitchfork. She moved to New York City at 18 to seek after a music vocation and began performing and recording as Q Lazarus during the 1980s, per RS.