Stevie Wonder "Songs In The Key Of Life" performed by Matt Allen & Friends

“Just because a man lacks the use of his eyes doesn’t mean he lacks vision,” Stevie Wonder once said, a warning to any who doubted the potency of his imagination. In the first half of the Seventies, he had visualised an untried musical path, one that took him far from the assembly line pop of his “Little Stevie, the Boy Genius” era during the early days of Motown.

This road ultimately led to 1976’s majestic Songs in the Key of Life, a multi-disc 21-song collection that would be the then 26-year-old’s crowning achievement. It’s the sound of a creatively emancipated young artist coming into his own, surrendering himself to his ambition and harnessing his power and potential.  Don't miss a Perth super group fronted by acclaimed vocalist Matt Allen.