Jason Rae, the musician-husband of soul singer Corinne Bailey Rae, was found dead Saturday in a London flat of a suspected drug overdose.
He was 31.
According to British media reports, police have arrested an unidentified 32-year-old man for allegedly "supplying controlled substances." He was subsequently released on bail.
Rae, who played the saxophone, was scheduled to perform with his band, Haggis Horns, on Sunday night at the HiFi Club in Leeds. That gig has subsequently been canceled.
No word on his more famous wife's whereabouts or whether she was with him when he died. An autopsy was inconclusive and police are currently waiting on the results of toxicology tests before making a final determination on cause of death.
Corinne Bailey Rae is an English singer-songwriter and guitarist who shot to fame two years ago with her self-titled debut album, which spawned the hit "Put Your Record On." She shared a Grammy Award this year for Album of the Year with Herbie Hancock for her contributions to his River: The Joni Letters. Last year's Best New Artist nominee was also up for a Grammy this year for her single Like a Star.
The songstress reportedly met Jason Rae when she attended the University of Leeds and worked as a hat check girl at a local jazz club, occasionally sitting in with various groups when business was slow. The two fell in love and eventually tied the knot in 2001 after which she added his last name to her own.
Per the band's MySpace page, Haggis Horns touts itself as "an eight-piece live funk extravaganza" mixing heavy breakbeat funk, soul, hip-hop and Afrobeat "with the virtuosity of trained jazz musicians."
Rae and other members have performed with such acts as Cinematic Orchestra, Nightmares on Wax, Mark Ronson and Amy Winehouse among others.
No word yet on funeral arrangements.