Artists
D'Angelo established himself as an unwitting founder and leading light of the late-'90s neo-soul movement, which aimed to bring the organic flavor of classic R&B back to the hip-hop age.
British experimental dance act D*Note originally emerged out of London's rare groove scene, with the 1993 debut LP Babel reflecting a strong acid jazz background.
Dafuniks is hip-hop/soul Danish band founded in 2008 in Copenhagen.
Dave Weckl is one of fusion's most acclaimed drummers, making his name during a seven-year-stint with Chick Corea.
David Sanborn is among the most commercially successful saxophonists to emerge from the 1970s. He has consistently subverted and transcended genres.
With De-Phazz, Peter Baumgartner and company have explored various forms of lounge music, with innumerable cross-sections of vintage jazz and soul, easy listening, and Latin music.
With the massive popularity of their hit single Groove Is in the Heart, Deee-Lite brought the colorful sights and sounds of New York's club culture into the mainstream.
Throughout her career, Diana Krall has managed to balance traditionalism with a sense of stylish adventure, which has helped her retain both a jazz and crossover audience.