RIP to a greatly fantastic artist! I didn't keep up with D after how does it feel. but I'm glad he persisted in his music career and created  unique contributions to multiple genes of music and multilingual. D'Angelo you did well! you'll be very much missed.  til the other side! 🪽👼🏽🪽👼🏽🪽

Edit 1x for D’Angelo. Press play and vibe.
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The Soulquarians / D’Angelo
The late ’90s and early 2000s were a golden era for soul music — largely thanks to a groundbreaking collective known as the Soulquarians. With artists like Erykah Badu, J Dilla, Common, Roy Hargrove, and my personal favorite, D’Angelo, this crew helped reshape the sound of hip-hop, soul, and everything in between.

Their collaborations were rich, genre-bending, and timeless. D’Angelo’s Voodoo stands as one of their greatest achievements — moody, masterful, and dripping in groove. If you know, you know. And if you don’t, now’s the perfect time to press play and find out. 

(Inspired by: Everything Is Noise – A Scene in Retrospect: D’Angelo – Voodoo)

Tracklist:
D'Angelo – Untitled (How Does It Feel) [Instrumental]
D'Angelo – Greatdayndamornin' / Booty
D'Angelo – Brown Sugar
D'Angelo – Lady
D'Angelo – Send It On
D'Angelo – Jonz in My Bonz
D'Angelo – Feel Like Makin' Love
D'Angelo – Me and Those Dreamin’ Eyes of Mine
D'Angelo – Smooth
D'Angelo – Chicken Grease
D'Angelo – Left & Right
D'Angelo – Devil’s Pie
D'Angelo and the Vanguard – Sugah Daddy
D'Angelo – I Found My Smile Again
D'Angelo and the Vanguard – Back to the Future (Part I)
D'Angelo and the Vanguard – Betray My Heart
D'Angelo – Spanish Joint
D'Angelo – One Mo’ Gin
D'Angelo – Higher
D'Angelo and the Vanguard – Another Life
D'Angelo and the Vanguard – Really Love
D'Angelo – Cruisin
D'Angelo – The Root
D'Angelo – Shit, Damn, Motherfucker (Live at the Jazz Café, London – 1995)

Cover art: D’Angelo performing in New Orleans, circa 2000. Photo by Mark Guthrie.

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1x for D'Angelo/ Essential [DJ Mix]

Eden Hagos is an Eritrean-American DJ, producer, and all-around creative force bringing visibility to the genre-defying future sounds shaping the next wave of music. Deeply rooted in underground hip-hop, sample-based production, percussion-heavy rhythms, and future bass, Eden’s unique ear has kept her digging since the day her uncle gifted her a Fugees album at age 16.

With over 20 mixtapes under her belt, Eden’s third installment, Currently, caught the attention of Okayplayer, who dubbed her “a prophet of future sounds.” Her work resonated deeply within the beat scene, sparking collaborations with artists, labels, and community connectors across the creative spectrum.

Driven by a passion for culture and connection, Eden has performed everywhere from underground clubs to international festivals and high-profile fashion events. She’s shared stages with the likes of Snakehips, Anderson .Paak, JMSN, Syd tha Kid, TOKiMONSTA, Sango, and GoldLink — just to name a few.

Eden Hagos is on a mission to spotlight the beatmakers behind the movement — educating, unearthing, and amplifying the many genres that live within these future sounds.

No social media presence. You’ll find Eden here.

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