Stevie Wonder Celebrates 50 Years of Songs in the Key of Life with Four Unreleased Tracks
- On Monday, September 28, 2026, Stevie Wonder released four previously unreleased songs from his 1976 album, Songs in the Key of Life, marking the record's 50th anniversary.
- Wonder personally curated the tracks—"It's Easier," "My Life Story of Love," "I Can See the Sun in Late December," and "I'm Into Livin'"—from the original extensive recording sessions held five decades ago.
- Original engineers John Fischbach and Gary Adante returned to mix the EP, while contributors include bassist Nathan Watts, keyboardist Greg Phillinganes, and former Supremes member Susaye Greene.
- "We didn't add these songs to the album, but they were part of what I was feeling and discovering as we made it," Wonder stated, noting these tracks represent untapped creative material.
- Festivities continue next month as Wonder hits the road for a Songs in the Key of Life anniversary tour, kicking off October 13 in England before returning for shows in Detroit and Los Angeles.
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Stevie Wonder unveiled four new titles on Monday to mark the 50th anniversary of his flagship album "Songs in the Key of Life".
Washington, Sep 28 (EFE).- American musician Stevie Wonder presented this Monday a minialbum of four unpublished songs, created during the recording sessions of the mythical ‘Songs in the Key of Life’, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the release of that album in 1976. “We have been living together for fifty years with ‘Songs in the Key of [...] The entry Stevie Wonder celebrates 50 years of the mythical ‘Songs in the key of life’ with a m…
Stevie Wonder Celebrates 50th Anniversary of ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ With 4-Song EP Featuring Previously Unreleased Tracks
Stevie Wonder has dropped a 50th Anniversary 'Songs in the Key of Life' EP featuring four previously unreleased songs from that era; listen to them.
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