Stevie Wonder, Click here to hear the fantastic album 'A Time To Love'

Stevie Wonder

New Single "Positivity"

Nov 28th '05

"a man returned to the peak of his powers… classic Stevie Wonder: articulate, socially literate, utopian, but unsentimental and inhumanly funky….A comeback to be celebrated..." Evening Standard

"…with "Postivity", the title track and "So What The Fuss" we take big hits from that Stevie who makes your feet shift even as your heart stirs. Turn it up. Get into it."

The Independent On Sunday

Click here to hear the fantastic album 'A Time To Love' from Stevie Wonder. The album is available to buy on 17th of October!

November 28th sees the release on Motown Records (through the Island Records Group) of the new single from Stevie Wonder. Entitled "Positivity" it is taken from Stevie's critically acclaimed new studio album A Time To Love. The new album, Stevie's first in over 10 years, is a dedicated effort by the legendary artist to remind the world about the restorative power of love.

"Positivity" is the second single from A Time To Love following the success of "So What The Fuss", which was a hit in May. It features the vocal talents of Wonder's daughter Aisha Morris, the subject of one of his most famous hits "Isn't She Lovely"!

Stevie Wonder has remained one of the world's most profound and influential artists for more than four decades. Winner of 21 Grammys and the prestigious Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, with more than 70 million records sold, Wonder's received hundreds of honors and awards throughout his career.

A tireless humanitarian and champion for political and social justice, Wonder was the pre-eminent force behind the Martin Luther King holiday and USA For Africa, as well as helping to raise awareness about the AIDS epidemic and the scourge of Apartheid in South Africa. A leading voice in the fight against world hunger, Wonder also led a "Charge Against Hunger" in conjunction with American Express, which raised over $150 million dollars to feed nearly six million underprivileged people yearly.

Most recently, Wonder was honored by the United Negro College Fund's Evening Of Stars Tribute to the artist, for his longtime work on behalf of the UNCF.