By Lauren Burke

Michael Eugene Archer—known to the world as D’Angelo—was one of the most enigmatic and transformative figures in modern R&B. D’Angelo attended Huguenot High School in Richmond, Virginia. He dropped out in 1991 to move to New York City and pursue what would become an incredibly successful career in music. Today, it was learned that the singer died in New York after a quiet battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 51. Though he only had three studio albums, D’Angelo won four Grammys during his career. The singer was said to be working on what would have been his fourth studio album. “An architect, musically and spiritually. I’m stumped on this one. We haven’t just lost a person, we’ve lost a musician who put his all into the music,” said music critic Nicolas-Tyrell Scott on soc

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