The R&B community and several figures across the music industry have penned colorful tributes dedicated to neo-soul legend D’Angelo. The 51 year-old died Tuesday morning of cancer, the singer’s family confirmed in a statement to Variety.
D’Angelo released three albums throughout his career including his debut “Brown Sugar,” “Voodoo” and his last album, 2014’s “Black Messiah” with the Vanguard. He became well-known for crafting a blend of R&B and hip-hop and went on to win four Grammy Awards.
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