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D'Angelo

Michael Eugene Archer

D'Angelo is an American singer from Richmond, Virginia active since 1991.

Profession
Singer, Songwriter, Record producer
From
Richmond, Virginia
Born
February 11, 1974
Years active
1991–present

Early life

Born in Richmond, Virginia, Michael Archer was a child prodigy on piano who grew up playing in church.

Career

His 1995 debut "Brown Sugar" helped launch the neo-soul movement, and his long-awaited 2000 album "Voodoo" and 2014's "Black Messiah" became landmarks of the genre.

Major achievements

He has won multiple Grammy Awards, and "Voodoo" is widely regarded as a classic of modern soul.

Legacy

D'Angelo is a foundational figure of neo soul, revered for his musicianship and perfectionism.

References

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