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- ↑ "Neo Soul Pioneer, Multiplatinum Singer-Songwriter and Producer Maxwell to Receive the 'Legend' Award at the 2021 "Soul Train Awards" Presented by BET". Yahoo Finance. Retrieved November 2, 2021.
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