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Entertainment · Music · published 2026-09-28 · via Consequence of Sound

Stevie Wonder Unearths Four Lost Songs for Songs in the Key of Life Anniversary

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Stevie Wonder is commemorating the 50th anniversary of Songs in the Key of Life with a four-song EP of previously unreleased material. The tracks were curated by Wonder and mixed by the album’s original engineers, and he will support the milestone with tour dates across the UK, Europe, and US.

Expanded Detail

The four-song collection marks the 50th anniversary of the 1976 album. It gathers four songs from the original sessions: “It’s Easier,” “My Life Story of Love,” “I Can See the Sun In Late December,” and “I’m Into Livin’.” Wonder produced the recordings, while John Fischbach and Gary O Adante handled mixing; Adante appeared as Gary Olazabal on the original album credits.

Wonder’s anniversary plans also include a UK, European, and US tour. The American leg begins Nov. 19 in New York and reaches Chicago, Washington, D.C., Detroit, and Los Angeles, according to the listed dates.

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The release may give longtime listeners a fresh way to revisit a landmark album, while younger fans could discover Wonder through streaming and tour coverage. The added songs might deepen appreciation for his creative process and the era’s studio craft. The tour could boost local venues, travel, and hospitality in host cities, though its cultural reach may depend on how widely the EP is heard and discussed.

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