Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. News of D'Angelo's death has rattled the world of music. The neo-soul trailblazer, who was only 51, had been privately battling ...

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On this date in 2000, neo soul pioneer D’Angelo released his second full length studio album Voodoo, a body of work that would come to define the sound, spirit, and emotional depth of an entire ...

On this date 25 years ago, neo-soul pioneer D’Angelo released his critically acclaimed sophomore album, Voodoo. This project would redefine the soundscape of R&B and neo-soul at the turn of the 21st ...

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D’Angelo, the legendary R&B singer who helped pioneer the genre of music known as “neo-soul” and is known for such hits as “Lady,” “Brown Sugar” and “Untitled (How Does It Feel?),” died Tuesday of ...

D'Angelo was best known as a pioneer of the neo-soul genre with his iconic albums, "Brown Sugar," and "Voodoo." D'Angelo's family has confirmed that the iconic singer died on Tuesday at the age of 51.

D’Angelo, a pivotal figure in modern R&B and one of the architects of the neo soul movement, has passed away. TMZ reports he died from a private battle with pancreatic cancer. Sources tell TMZ he died ...

The neo-soul musician died at 51 after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer D'Angelo never considered himself a sex symbol despite appearing shirtless on the iconic album cover Voodoo The neo-soul ...

At the turn of the millennium, R&B and soul was taking root with a new, younger audience, partly thanks to D'Angelo, whose 1995 debut, Brown Sugar, was a big driver of the neo-soul movement. "While it ...