Stevie Wonder

American musician

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2024 Stevie Wonder provided vocals, clavinet, and harp for Gary Clark Jr.'s song 'What About the Children'.
2024 Stevie Wonder is set to release the single 'Can We Fix Our Nation's Broken Heart.'
2023 Stevie Wonder released the single 'Don't Make Me Wait Too Long' featuring Kimberly Brewer and Joe.
2021 Stevie Wonder contributed vocals and harmonica to Elton John's 'Finish Line'.
2020 Stevie Wonder collaborated with Byron Miller and Walter Beasley on the single 'Real Love.'
2020 Stevie Wonder released the single 'Where Is Our Love Song' featuring Gary Clark Jr.
2020 Stevie Wonder released the single 'Can't Put It in the Hands of Fate' featuring Rapsody, Cordae, Chika, and Busta Rhymes.
2018 Stevie Wonder provided vocals and harmonica for Travis Scott's 'Stop Trying to Be God' and played harmonica on John Legend's 'What Christmas Means to Me'.
2016 Stevie Wonder contributed harmonica to Redfoo's 'Where The Sun Goes' and performed vocals and harmonica on Common's 'Black America Again'.
2016 Stevie Wonder released the song 'Faith' as part of the 'Sing: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack'.
2016 Stevie Wonder released the single 'Faith' featuring Ariana Grande.
2015 Stevie Wonder played harmonica on 'California Roll' by Snoop Dogg and contributed harmonica and vocals to 'Broke' by Jason Derulo and Keith Urban.
2015 Stevie Wonder played piano on Mark Ronson's 'Uptown's First Finale'.
2014 Stevie Wonder provided vocals for Barbra Streisand's song 'People'.
2013 Stevie Wonder contributed harmonica to PJ Morton's song 'Only One' and also performed vocals on Celine Dion's 'Overjoyed'.
2012 Stevie Wonder played harmonica on Paul McCartney's song 'Only Our Hearts'.
2011 Stevie Wonder contributed harmonica to multiple songs including 'Have Sweet Dreams' by Maysa Leak, 'Doing It Wrong' by Drake, and 'Stevie on the Radio' by Pixie Lott.
2011 Stevie Wonder performed various songs on 'The Best of Soul Train Live', showcasing his skills as a multi-instrumentalist.

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