Whatever it’s called, D’Angelo comes to define it on his fine second album, “Voodoo.” Recorded in Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Ladyland Studios, and using some of the same vintage equipment ...

Elevado recorded and mixed Voodoo with D'Angelo and his band over the course of three years, going to great lengths to ensure everything about the album and all its influences melded seamlessly.

The following essay is a series of excerpts from Jason King’s liner notes for Light in the Attic’s new vinyl reissue of D’Angelo’s seminal 2000 album Voodoo. Holdups and false starts kept ...

Neo-soul singer D'Angelo had to cancel a much-anticipated concert appearance due to his recovery after surgery ...

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 ...

The lyrics are introspective and idealistic, but they can read as perturbed and self-destructive. On “The Line,” D’Angelo fantasizes about shooting and killing himself. It could be seen as a metaphor ...

At the turn of the millennium, R&B and soul was taking root with a new, younger audience, partly thanks to D'Angelo ... of these older Black music forms, Voodoo really helped establish a roadmap ...

Released as the crown jewel of his Grammy-winning album Voodoo, this track is an ode to Prince-style slow-burning eroticism, and it remains one of D’Angelo’s most iconic works. The song’s ...

The story of Voodoo‘s creation has been told often enough to have ... with Quest unearthing the treat of the day: then he and D’Angelo, and whoever else was around – sometimes Quest’s fellow Roots ...

D’Angelo pulls out of Philadelphia’s Roots Picnic due to medical issues following surgery, with Maxwell stepping in to join ...