The music and gaming worlds are mourning the loss of D’Angelo, a remarkably talented R&B and soul artist. He’d been captivating audiences since the 1990s with his singing, songwriting, and lyrics. More recently, he became popular with gamers for his work on the video game Red Dead Redemption 2.
D’Angelo sang “Unshaken,” a deeply moving song featured in a particularly memorable scene in the game. The song’s unique mix of country, gospel, and blues beautifully reflected both the setting of the Wild West and the main character, Arthur Morgan’s, internal conflicts.
Rockstar Games bid farewell to the artist in a heartfelt social media post:
We’re deeply saddened by the passing of D’Angelo, a legendary soul artist. We’ll always remember his incredible song “Unshaken,” which will forever be a beloved part of the *Red Dead Redemption 2* soundtrack.
The post has received hundreds of comments from fans sharing their memories of first hearing the song “Unshaken” while playing *Red Dead Redemption 2*.
As a huge fan of *Red Dead Redemption 2*, this song instantly comes to mind whenever I think about the game. Seriously, there’s nothing quite like riding through the world and having it start playing – it’s one of the most amazing moments in gaming, and so many other players feel the same way!
Probably the best song ever made for a video game – added another.
Even though the artist has passed away, their music will continue to inspire and resonate with listeners for years to come. You can enjoy a scene from *Red Dead Redemption 2* below, featuring this unforgettable song.
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