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Article: BACK TO OLD SCHOOL ; Young R&B singer espouses love over misogyny
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- March 7, 2008
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Raheem DeVaughn isn't one of those snooty musicians who doesn't
like to be labeled. In fact, the rising young singer and songwriter
goes out of his way to supply interested observers with a handy
description of his place in the musical cosmos. "R&B hippie neo-
soul rock star" is DeVaughn's preferred handle, and while he might
be jumping the gun on the rock-star part, DeVaughn has otherwise
nailed his sound.
"I wanted to create a body of work that's my version of the
Marvin Gaye albums," says DeVaughn. "The reality is I grew up on
Babyface and Boyz II Men and Jodeci, but I definitely identify more
with the old-school artists."
"Love Behind the Melody," DeVaughn's new album, beautifully
blends ...
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