(ThyBlackMan.com) Few artists in history have managed to shape music and culture as profoundly as Stevie Wonder. His talent is unmatched, his vision—despite being blind—has shaped the sound of ...

*On September 28, 1976, Stevie Wonder released his 18th studio album, Songs In The Key of Life, which would go on to become his most important and influential work. Alongside Marvin Gaye’s What’s ...

This is the first episode of a new series on All Songs Considered, hosted by NPR Music critic Ann Powers and editor. Most of ...

Stevie Wonder, 75, Joins ‘Ageless’ ‘60s Music Legend, 84, for a Rare Performance originally appeared on Parade. Music royalty reunited onstage as Stevie Wonder,75, stood beside icon Dionne Warwick, 84 ...

Stevie Wonder fans who listened to “Songs in the Key of Life” _ with the hits “Sir Duke,” “I Wish” and “Isn’t She Lovely?” _ in 1976 may not have “got” Wonder’s concept at the time, despite the ...

Stevie Wonder originally wrote this No. 1 hit for a rock 'n' roll legend, but Wonder released his version before the guitarist.

Jason Cannon recalls seeing Stevie Wonder sing “Superstition” on “Sesame Street” with the Muppets when he was growing up and starting to form the soundtrack to his life. “This was the music I grew up ...

Stevie Wonder talks about how his Blackness influences his songwriting and views on love in the new Audible original podcast series, The Wonder of Stevie, now available for listening on Audible.