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“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Another Four Stars Stevie Wonder Surprise-Releases Four Previously Unheard ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ Artist, who'll be playing iconic album on tour this fall, recorded the EP's songs in the original 1976 album sessions By Kory Grow Kory Grow Contact Kory Grow on X Stevie Wonder Surprise-Releases Four Previously Unheard ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ Raye, Sombr, Teddy Swims, Adam Lambert Salute George Michael at MTV VMAs Godflesh’s Stunning New Album, ‘Decay,’ Marks the End of an Era View all posts by Kory Grow September 28, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Stevie Wonder, promoting 'Songs in the Key of Life' after its original release.”
“Trending Stories U2 Dream It All Up Again Raye, Sombr, Teddy Swims, Adam Lambert Salute George Michael at MTV VMAs How Trump Became Mob Boss of the United States 'SNL': Watch Katseye Perform 'Animal,' 'Hootie Frutti' As on the original album, Wonder plays most of the instruments on the EP’s songs, including drums, GX-1-Dream Machine, Bass-GX-1-Dream Machine, Fender Rhodes, and electric bass, variously, in addition to singing.”
“He recorded “It’s Easier,” “My Life Story of Love,” “I Can See the Sun in Late December,” and “I’m Into Livin'” during the sessions for his celebrated 1976 album but held onto them for the past half century.”
“And “I’m into Livin'” is an easy, jazzy funk ballad on which Wonder sings, “I’m into livin’ for your sweet, sweet love, L-O-V-E, love,” his voice rising and falling with the music.”
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“The tracks were timed to the 50th anniversary of the release of the diamond-certified album, which came out on Sept.”
““[The album] encompasses an incredible range of life experiences — from the giddy joy of a baby in the bathtub (‘Isn’t She Lovely,’ featuring the cries and giggles of Wonder’s infant daughter Aisha Morris) through tributes to his musical heroes (‘Sir Duke’) to dismay about the indifference of the wealthy (‘Village Ghetto Land’),” the magazine said.”