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After a 15-year hiatus, it’s safe to say that D’Angelo is officially back -- and he’s better than ever. The R&B crooner performed at the historic Apollo Theater in New York on Saturday (Feb. 7) in support of his latest release, ‘Black Messiah.’

In Season 40 of ‘Saturday Night Live,' we’ve seen some great performances from Kendrick Lamar, Mark Ronson & Bruno Mars and even Prince. But D’Angelo’s first-ever performance in Studio 8H left a huge impression with viewers anxious to see the crooner's return to the spotlight.

On the 15th anniversary of D'Angelo's 'Voodoo' album, we've crafted a list of the five best songs that serve as the best representation of its greatness.

D'Angelo is headlining his own concert at the famed Apollo theater on Feb. 7. The crooner is performing in support of his 2014 album, 'Black Messiah.'

Marsha Ambrosius, Jay Z and D'Angelo have all stepped away from the mic at some point and found their way back to the charts. Here's a look at 10 Best Comebacks in Hip-Hop and R&B.

D'Angelo's third album, 'Black Messiah,' is here nearly 15 years after the release of 'Voodoo.' Find out if the singer's project is worthy of your time.

After 14 years of relative obscurity, D'Angelo delivered his first song, 'Sugah Daddy,' on Sunday (Dec. 14). Fans will be happy to hear that his trademark falsetto and soulful vibe hasn't rusted by his years of idleness.

If you haven’t heard by now, D’Angelo will be releasing his new album ‘Black Messiah,’ his first full-length studio effort in 14 years. More details about the project has surfaced, including the official tracklisting.

If you have been patiently waiting for D’Angelo to release a follow-up to his incredible 2000 album, ‘Voodoo,’ you’re in luck, because his next release, ‘Black Messiah,’ is on its way.

Soul crooner D'Angelo rose to fame in the mid-90s with his soulful voice and his muscular physique that drove the ladies crazy. If you need proof, watch his suggestive 'Untitled (How Does It Feel)?' video. The 40-year-old crooner still has the velvety voice but he's certainly has packed on the pounds.

We're still waiting on D'Angelo to follow up his 2000 album 'Voodoo' but until then, the singer prepares to release 'Live at the Jazz Café, London: The Complete Show' on March 25. One song featured on the live set is D'Angelo's rendition of Al Green's 'I'm Glad You're Mine.'

One of music's biggest mysteries is when D'Angelo's long-awaited follow-up to 2000's classic 'Voodoo' album will arrive. There's no word on  a release date, but at least there's confirmation he's working on it.