D'Angelo Honored by Peers
D'Angelo, a renowned R&B innovator, passed away at 51. He helped define neo-soul with three groundbreaking albums.
His debut, 'Brown Sugar,' released in 1995, showcased his unique blend of soul and hip-hop. D'Angelo's vocals were characterized by intricate harmonies, a rich baritone, and a soaring falsetto.
He summoned the gravity and passion of soul forebearers like Al Green and Marvin Gaye, marrying it with the beats and slick atmosphere of hip-hop.
D'Angelo is honored by fellow artists, including Lauryn Hill, Missy Elliott, Black Thought, Flea, and Beyoncé.
Author's summary: D'Angelo passes away at 51, leaving a legacy in neo-soul music.
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