Voodoo
Voodoo (2000) is the acclaimed sophomore album by D’Angelo, released on Virgin Records and produced by D’Angelo and Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson. Recorded at New York’s legendary Electric Lady Studios, the album embodies the essence of neo-soul’s golden age—melding deep funk, jazz improvisation, and gospel-infused soul into a raw, analog soundscape. Tracks like “Untitled (How Does It Feel),” “Devil’s Pie,” and “Left & Right” showcase D’Angelo’s hypnotic grooves and spiritual intensity, while the album’s loose, live-band energy reflects his creative synergy with The Soulquarians collective. Voodoo won the Grammy Award for Best R&B Album and cemented D’Angelo’s reputation as one of the most visionary and uncompromising artists of his era.
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Voodoo
Voodoo (2000) is the acclaimed sophomore album by D’Angelo, released on Virgin Records and produced by D’Angelo and Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson. Recorded at New York’s legendary Electric Lady Studios, the album embodies the essence of neo-soul’s golden age—melding deep funk, jazz improvisation, and gospel-infused soul into a raw, analog soundscape. Tracks like “Untitled (How Does It Feel),” “Devil’s Pie,” and “Left & Right” showcase D’Angelo’s hypnotic grooves and spiritual intensity, while the album’s loose, live-band energy reflects his creative synergy with The Soulquarians collective. Voodoo won the Grammy Award for Best R&B Album and cemented D’Angelo’s reputation as one of the most visionary and uncompromising artists of his era.
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Voodoo (2000) is the acclaimed sophomore album by D’Angelo, released on Virgin Records and produced by D’Angelo and Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson. Recorded at New York’s legendary Electric Lady Studios, the album embodies the essence of neo-soul’s golden age—melding deep funk, jazz improvisation, and gospel-infused soul into a raw, analog soundscape. Tracks like “Untitled (How Does It Feel),” “Devil’s Pie,” and “Left & Right” showcase D’Angelo’s hypnotic grooves and spiritual intensity, while the album’s loose, live-band energy reflects his creative synergy with The Soulquarians collective. Voodoo won the Grammy Award for Best R&B Album and cemented D’Angelo’s reputation as one of the most visionary and uncompromising artists of his era.
