Discography
14
Most popular
Instant Vintage
2002 · 20 tracks
The Way I See It
2008
Ray Ray
2004
Stone Rollin'
2011
Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur: Season 2 - Vol. 2 (Original Soundtrack)
2025
Freaky Tales (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2025
Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur: Season 2 (Original Soundtrack)
2024
Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (Original Soundtrack)
2023
From Scratch (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series)
2022
L.A.'s Finest: Season One (Original Score from the Television Series)
2020
Step (The Motion Picture Score)
2020
Jimmy Lee
2019
Stone Rollin'/The Way I See It
2012
Live In Paris
2010
Singles & EPs
13
Miracle (from the Amazon Original Movie "Candy Cane Lane")
Single · 2023
Too Much
Single · 2022
So Ready (The Brothers Macklovitch Remix)
Single · 2020
Glory to the Veins (feat. Ernest Turner)
Single · 2019
So Ready
Single · 2019
Something Keeps Calling (feat. Rob Bacon)
Single · 2019
Tell Me
Single · 2012
Stone Rollin' (Album Version)
Single · 2011
Radio
Single · 2011
Good Man
Single · 2011
100 Yard Dash
Single · 2009
Love That Girl
Single · 2008
Get Involved
Single · 1999
Appears on
10Releases by other artists featuring Raphael Saadiq.
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Elmiene · 2026
Just Tryin' ta Live
Devin the Dude · 2002
Colour Me Free!
Joss Stone · 2009
In the Mid-Nite Hour
Warren G · 2005
Everybody Good?
Black Milk · 2023
The Midnight Hour
Adrian Younge · 2018
Bullets In The Street And Blood
Cody ChesnuTT · 2016
The Rebirth
Bobby V. · 2009
Wooden Leather (Explicit Content U.S. Version)
Nappy Roots · 2003
Wooden Leather (Edited Version)
Nappy Roots · 2003
Featured tracks
9- No Wish (feat. Phonte & Raphael Saadiq)Black Milk · Everybody Good?
- It's YouAdrian Younge · The Midnight Hour
- Bullets in the Street and BloodCody ChesnuTT · Bullets In The Street And Blood
- Just Me & You (feat. Raphael Saadiq)Bobby V. · The Rebirth
- Leave This Morning (feat. Raphael Saadiq)Nappy Roots · Wooden Leather (Explicit Content U.S. Version)
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About
Throwback R&B singer Raphael Saadiq was born in Oakland, CA, in 1966, and started playing music six years later. He played bass at church and school and enjoyed his place on-stage at various local hometown events. After high school, Saadiq won a chance to join Prince and Sheila E. on the Parade tour. Such an experience inspired Saadiq to make music his life, and before the '80s came to an end, he formed Tony! Toni! Tone!. Saadiq went under his birth name of Wiggins while in Tony! Toni! Tone!, and was joined by his brother, Dwayne Wiggins, and cousin Timothy Christian. Tony! Toni! Tone! made their debut with "Little Walter" in 1988. Two years later, they were mega-stars thanks to the success of their second album, The Revival. The ballad "It Never Rains (In Southern California)" and the club-friendly "Feels Good" were major hits and the band eventually sold six million albums. However, Saadiq left the group at the height of its fame.
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A solo career was in the works by the time the mid-'90s rolled around. Two singles for movie soundtracks -- 1995's "Ask of You" from Higher Learning and "Me & You" from Boyz N da Hood -- were Saadiq's proper solo introduction, but not exactly satisfying. He was used to being part of a band, so a solo career made him a bit apprehensive. Saadiq bowed out for some normalcy over the next few years. Lucy Pearl was Saadiq's next project, where he joined with En Vogue's Dawn Robinson and Ali Shaheed Muhammad of A Tribe Called Quest for a short-lived super-group. Saadiq also had his hand in producing material for the likes of Macy Gray, TLC, the Roots, and D'Angelo. In 2000, his song "Untitled" won D'Angelo a Grammy. Inspired by his new "gospedelic" approach, he captured a new sound for himself while recording material between Oakland and Sacramento. The end result was Instant Vintage, which earned five Grammy nominations in 2003. The blaxploitation era-referencing Ray Ray and the '60s-flavored The Way I See It followed, respectively, in 2004 and 2008; the latter was nominated for three Grammys. Stone Rollin' was released in 2011, just after Saadiq and his band of the same name backed Mick Jagger for a Grammy Awards perfomance of Solomon Burke's "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love." The album maintained Saadiq's streak of throwback-oriented releases.
Raphael Saadiq in brief
- How many Raphael Saadiq releases are on Riffiter?
- 27 releases are catalogued, spanning 1999 to 2025.
- What is the most recent Raphael Saadiq release on Riffiter?
- Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur: Season 2 - Vol. 2 (Original Soundtrack), released in 2025.