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Maxwell on his music and his legacy
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When it comes to making good music, Grammy award-winning singer Maxwell knows a little “Sumthin Sumthin.”
If you go to a wedding or a family reunion,there’s a pretty goodlikelihoodyou’lltwo-step to at least one of his classic songs.
And though he’s a pioneer of the neo-soul movement, he has a lot of new music up his sleeve, including a new album, a new single, and his own masters.
What’s new with the music legend?
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