When the Voodoo album arrived, it was clear that D'Angelo wasn't just neo-soul's latest sex symbol -- he was bringing a whole new juju to the genre. By Chuck Arnold After D’Angelo’s debut ...

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.

This is the first in a two-part series by two Phoenix-based music critics that happen to feel that D'Angelo's Voodoo, which turned ten years old this week, is (to put it bluntly) one of the best ...

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 ...

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 ...

However, D'Angelo returned in a big way with his 2000 effort, 'Voodoo.' The album was a smash success, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard charts and moving 320,000 units in its first week of ...

charts and news D’Angelo‘s Voodoo, which turns 15 on Sunday, is one of these albums — the story behind it is the musical equivalent of a fairytale, with each plot point proving an important ...

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 ...

Like those precursors, “Voodoo” grooves on a deeply personal, inward-looking plane. Anger, sex and rueful humor lurk in its darkest recesses, and what long, alluring shadows D’Angelo casts ...

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 ...

D’Angelo does work slowly, partially evident by the five-year gap between his debut, Brown Sugar, and Voodoo. The Roots’ drummer Questlove, who worked on a handful of album tracks, leaked one ...