D'Angelo

...which depicts D'Angelo participating in a voodoo ceremony. ''Voodoo''s press release discussed D'Angelo's concept, stating "Lyrically, D'Angelo offers that much of ''Voodoo is personal reflection: touching on subjects like spirituality,...

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Green joins Raphael Saadiq, Mark Ronson, and Roy Hargrove, who have already contributed to D'Angelo's forthcoming album. In addition to "James River," D'Angelo is plotting a return to the stage with a summer tour." "U Will Know"...

In this article: James River, Raphael Saadiq, Q-Tip, Prince, Voodoo, R&B, The RH Factor, Roy Hargrove, and The Roots

...such as Mos Def, Erykah Badu, Common and The Roots. With the Soulaquarian movement of the early 2000s, other kindred spirits such as D'Angelo, Roy Hargrove, Raphael Saadiq, Jill Scott and Bilal pushed intelligent hip-hop and R&B into...

In this article: Q-Tip, A Tribe Called Quest, R&B, Gary Thomas, Common, Kenny Garrett, The Low End Theory, Midnight Marauders, Gettin' Up, and Jungle Brothers

...his production techniques over the last six or so years of his life: glimmering keyboard-drenched soul (The Shining's lush Common/D'Angelo feature "So Far to Go" and the Isley'd out "Won't Do"), ultra-taut funk (ranging from Welcome 2 Detroit...

In this article: Donuts, Jaylib, Welcome 2 Detroit, YouTube, The Shining, Volume 2, Volume 3, The Shining, American Graffiti, and Champion Sound

...actually the word "maybe" and made it sound like "baby. " And "So Far to Go" might be one of the sexiest songs ever, partially because of D'Angelo's hook and Common's buttery verses. While Dillanthology 3 sets out to do what it intends in...

In this article: J Dilla, Jaylib, The Shining, Common, Welcome 2 Detroit, Donuts, Champion Sound, Ruff Draft, and The Isley Brothers

...reminds us that he is the Prince of his generation - an underappreciated songwriting genius. "Untitled (How Does it Feel?)" by D'Angelo (2000). "Untitled" is remembered as much for its video, which featured a nude D'Angelo in all his...

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...biggest stars were venerated too fast, too soon, and disappeared into the shadows of their own success. After watching Lauryn Hill and D'Angelo derail, fans wondered if Maxwell's premature exit was something beyond his control. "I think...

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...funk-jazz end of Q-Tip's brand of hip-hop fusion; and the 39-year-old New Yorker does more singing/chanting than rapping. Note the Prince and D'Angelo overtones, in the vein of Roy Hargrove's funk projects. Top Track: "Do You Dig U?" is a...

In this article: Q-Tip, Kamaal the Abstract, Attorney General, Tribe Called Quest, Michael Bryant, Roy Hargrove, The Renaissance, and Kenny Garrett

...worse. In some ways, Sure is a victim of his own success. His years as a new jack crooner paved the way for artists like Usher and D'Angelo -- who surely owe as much to him as they do to loftier role models such as Donny Hathaway, though...

In this article: Al B. Sure, Fragile, Quiet storm, R&B, New jack swing, Sting, Bell Biv DeVoe, Bobby Brown, and Luther Vandross

...newcomer Laura Warshauer. Also repped by CAA, Warshauer recently released a self-titled digital EP. D'Angelo Clarifies New Album Name, Guests While D'Angelo's long-anticipated album is still expected this summer, it remains untitled,...

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