D'Angelo Honored by Music Legends
D'Angelo, the R&B innovator, passed away at 51, leaving a legacy of three groundbreaking albums that defined neo-soul.
With his 1995 debut 'Brown Sugar', D'Angelo revolutionized R&B, combining the soulful sounds of Al Green and Marvin Gaye with hip-hop beats.
His vocals, known for intricate harmonies and a rich, seductive baritone, have been praised by many, including
- Lauryn Hill
- Missy Elliott
- Black Thought
- Flea
- Beyoncé
His vocals simmered in a rich, seductive baritone before exploding into his howling falsetto.
Author's summary: D'Angelo's legacy in R&B and neo-soul is honored.
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