I feel like, in a lot of respects, that Im just getting started.
Ds in a good space, Saadiq says on the new episode of theRolling Stone Music Nowpodcast.
Hes like, you gotta play bass.
D’Angelo may finally be on the verge of releasing a fourth album, according to his friend Raphael Saadiq.Shahar Azran/Getty Images
Ive got this track.
Im telling you, you got to get on it.
It got your name all over it.
… Hes working on six pieces right now and he seems super excited.
Im playing bass, Ds playing, me and D is singing backgrounds.
Its funky as hell, too.
Its like, D is a bad boy.
… Its aged well.
Good music ages well.
In hisRolling Stone Music Nowinterview, Saadiq says the two artists bonded over their shared gospel influences.
I think more of his soul came from his gospel roots, not Prince, says Saadiq.
But Prince had a huge gospel background, too.
He was able to camouflage it a lot in his songwriting.
And I think DAngelo is the same way, too.
Elsewhere in his newinterview, Saadiq talks aboutworking with BeyonceonCowboy Carterand much more.
