Following the passing of soul legend D’Angelo, his music has seen a dramatic resurgence. In accordance with Luminate, D’Angelo’s catalog earned 16.1 million official on-demand streams in the USA for the monitoring week of October 10–16, a 796% improve from the earlier week’s 1.8 million streams.

Main the streaming surge was the 2000 hit “Untitled (How Does It Really feel),” which drew 2.5 million streams. His 1995 classics “Girl” and “Brown Sugar” adopted with 2.2 million and 1.9 million streams, respectively. Billboard notes these three songs had been amongst D’Angelo’s highest-charting hits on the Billboard Scorching 100, with “Girl” peaking at No. 10, “Untitled” at No. 25, and “Brown Sugar” reaching No. 27.

Due to the streaming surge, all three tracks debut on Billboard’s Scorching R&B Songs chart, which launched in 2012. “Untitled” enters at No. 7, “Girl” at No. 8, and “Brown Sugar” at No. 10. These entries be a part of beforehand charted songs from his 2014 album Black Messiah, together with “Actually Love” at No. 14 and “Sugah Daddy” at No. 22, giving D’Angelo 5 entries on the Scorching R&B Songs chart.

D’Angelo’s renewed reputation additionally extends to digital gross sales. His catalog offered 9,000 observe downloads through the week, up from a negligible quantity the earlier week. “Untitled” led gross sales with 2,000 downloads, debuting at No. 1 on the R&B Digital Track Gross sales chart.