Who Is Michael D'Angelo Archer II?
Michael D'Angelo Archer II is the legal name of the American singer, songwriter, and producer known professionally as Michael Archer, or by his stage name D'Angelo. He is widely recognized for his work in neo-soul, R&B, and funk music.
Career Highlights and Major Works
D'Angelo rose to prominence in the mid-1990s with his debut album "Brown Sugar" and later gained acclaim for the critically praised album "Voodoo." He is known for his layered production style, live instrumentation, and collaborations with artists and producers in the contemporary R&B and soul scene. His music has been cited by industry sources as influential in the neo-soul movement.
Public Record and Background
Public records and music industry references list his full birth name as Michael D'Angelo Archer II. He was born in Richmond, Virginia, and began his career in music as a teenager, later working with prominent producers and labels in the United States. Information about his career can be found on music databases and official artist profiles.
