While performing at Royal Albert Hall, the Dallas neo-soul singer sang "Shit, Damn, Motherfucker" from his album Brown Sugar.

Erykah Badu recalls how discovering D'Angelo's "Brown Sugar" and connecting with his manager at SXSW jump-started her rise in music.

D’Angelo, the visionary singer and musician who blended R&B and soul in landmark albums such as “Brown Sugar” and “Voodoo,” mesmerizing critics and audiences even as he disappeared from public view ...

D’Angelo, the visionary singer and musician who blended R&B and soul in landmark albums such as Brown Sugar and Voodoo, mesmerising critics and audiences even as he disappeared from public view for ...

Fans and peers alike flocked to D'Angelo's catalog after the singer's untimely passing, with a 796% increase compared to the ...

Wonder and D’Angelo’s former bands, The Soultronics and The Vanguard, performed musical tributes during the celebration of ...

D’Angelo left everyone wanting more. An acclaimed neo-soul singer, guitarist, and producer in the 1990s and 2000s, he reimagined R&B, armed with a falsetto that grew into a euphoric shriek. Hits like ...

The interview was conducted before D’Angelo’s death on Oct. 14. Elsewhere in the convo, Badu talked about her famous exes: ...

D'Angelo's death arrives less than a year after his ex-partner Angie Stone died in a car crash. The pair shared a child and several popular songs.

Few artists of his era blurred the lines between sacred and sensual quite like D’Angelo, who died last Tuesday at 51.

R&B icon D'Angelo, whose retro sound epitomized the neo-soul movement of the mid-'90s, has died following a battle with cancer.

Beloved singer D'Angelo died on Oct. 14. He was 51. A source confirmed to PEOPLE that the beloved musician had been going through a private battle with pancreatic cancer. "He was in hospice for two ...