Mix multi-instrumental chops with vocals that have been compared to Marvin Gaye and you can be talking about only one man in the world of neo-soul and R&B: Dwele, the Detroit-born singer, songwriter ...

It was apparent from the 2003 release of his official debut album Subject that pure harmony pumped through the veins of Detroit’s own Dwele. Whether blessing cameos through singing or production, or ...

In a well-lit penthouse studio overlooking the skyscrapers of New York City, R&B singer Dwele held a listening session to offer industry insiders a taste of his fifth studio album, Greater Than One.

The soulful voice of Dwele returns for this track called, “What Profit.” The pride of Detroit soul is doing what he does best on this record and talking to the ladies. Support the man by copping the ...

Dwele could not be happier to be home. The neo soul singer is performing Wednesday, July 24 at the former Chene Park. “Playing at Chene Park is always a fun time for me,” he says. “Being a Detroiter, ...

Dwele R&B music is understood to be sultry, but the songs from this Detroit singer and producer are steamier than most. His bass-heavy, minimalist slow jams aim for the hips as much as the heart. With ...

Dwele’s about to become the latest poster child for stream-of-consciousness black soul. Some Kinda… diverges from the soul singer’s debut, Subject. Where the first was an eclectic flex, this is a ...

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With his 1994 single “I Used to Love H.E.R.,” Common gave the conscious hip-hop movement one of its anthems. My colleague Collin Robinson once elaborated that the Resurrection track “chided hip-hop ...

R&B singer Dwele says he's "on schedule, pretty much" for his third album, the follow-up to 2005's "Some Kinda ...," which he hopes to release in late March on Koch. By Gary Graff, Billboard, The ...