Dwele: 2022 Artist Discussion

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Dwele's fifth album and second on eOne.


(#12 Urban AC; #56 R&B)

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I like the single cover more than the album cover.

[marcjm]

I hope this is Dwele's breakthrough project.

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#2 on iTunes R&B and #12 on the main chart.

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Featured on the song "No Worries" on Robert Glasper's Black Radio 2.

[George]

He has a festival gig in Vegas lined up for Memorial Day weekend:

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Is he ever going to release another album?

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest R&B Songs of The 21st Century

#77 Dwele, ‘Find a Way’
2003

For a brief moment in the early 2000s, Dwele was your favorite artist’s favorite artist. A talented multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, singer, and producer from Detroit who took Marvin Gaye as his model, Dwele made neo-soul with a nod toward the alternative hip-hop sounds of acts like his Motor City contemporaries Slum Village, who appeared on Dwele’s great 2003 debut, Subject. “Find a Way,” Dwele’s only single to hit the Hot 100, is a smooth, upbeat tune that showcases his unique mix of nuanced vocal power and lyrical sensitivity. —M.Jordan