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A masterpiece from the golden age of neo-soul, with a sweet soul scent.
This song is from their debut album, Brown Sugar (1995). With its smooth melody and groovy arrangement, it is a representative number that symbolizes neo-soul.
This song is a representative example of the neo-soul movement that pioneered in the mid-90s. Warm vocals, supple bass, and soft keys intertwine to create a sophisticated, urban atmosphere. The simple yet deep groove set it apart from contemporary R&B, showcasing a new direction while retaining the soul tradition.
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- Producer - D'Angelo
- Producer - Raphael Saadiq
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