It’s the subtitle of D’Angelo’sbiggesthit song and a question many are sure to ask the R&B singer after the release of his first album in 14 years. “Black Messiah” follows belatedly on ...

But the album is also being billed as his most political yet. The cover features a photo of outstretched arms from an unnamed demonstration, and in a booklet handed out at the event, D’Angelo ...

Update: According to ?uestlove, D’Angelo’s cover of “Black Hole Sun” was recorded close to eight years ago and it will not be on his upcoming album.Oh! And, Questlove didn’t leak it.

It took him some time, but D’Angelo got there in the end. Late Sunday night, the long-silent R&B star finally released his hotly anticipated third album, “Black Messiah,” to iTunes with ...

D’Angelo Covers Prince’s “Sometimes ... The Black Messiah album creator covered the late icon’s “Sometimes It Snows In April” off the 1986 LP Parade. D’Angelo was joined by Maya ...

If D’Angelo’s last album, 2000’s Voodoo, ... The controversy of the album’s Black Messiah title and album cover (which features a crowd of people with raised fists, ...

The original version is the lead single and title track to D’Angelo’s debut album, released in 1995. D’Angelo wrote and produced the record with Ali Shaheed Muhammad.

One song featured on the live set is D'Angelo's rendition of Al Green's 'I'm Glad You're Mine.' The song was originally performed on Sept. 14, 1995, at the Jazz Café in London.

It’s the subtitle of D’Angelo’s biggest hit song and a question many are sure to ask the R&B singer after the release of his first album in 14 years. “Black Messiah” follows belatedly on ...

It’s the subtitle of D’Angelo’s biggest hit song and a question many are sure to ask the R&B singer after the release of his first album in 14 years. “Black Messiah” follows belatedly on ...

It’s the subtitle of D’Angelo’s biggest hit song and a question many are sure to ask the R&B singer after the release of his first album in 14 years. “Black Messiah” follows belatedly on ...