Questlove Hints at Unreleased D’Angelo Album on the Horizon
Music fans may soon receive a posthumous album from the enigmatic R&B artist D’Angelo, according to recent comments from acclaimed musician and producer Questlove. The Roots drummer and longtime collaborator teased the forthcoming release during a recent interview, igniting excitement amongst devotees of the “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” singer.
D’Angelo, born Michael Eugene Archer, left an indelible mark on the neo-soul movement with albums like Brown sugar (1995) and Voodoo (2000), the latter of which earned him Grammy Awards for Best R&B Album and best Male R&B Vocal Performance. His 2014 release,Black Messiah,was met with widespread critical acclaim after a lengthy 14-year gap between studio albums. The potential for new music arrives following D’Angelo’s passing in February 2024, leaving behind a legacy of innovative and deeply influential work.
Questlove did not provide a specific release date, but indicated the unreleased material is being prepared for public consumption. “You’ll see soon,” he stated, fueling anticipation for what could be a critically important addition to D’Angelo’s catalog. The news offers a potential continuation of the artist’s creative vision and a final gift to his dedicated fanbase.
