5 Key Facts About Stevie Wonder's Innervisions

Released on August 3, 1973 Innervisions came out on August 3, 1973, via Tamla, a Motown subsidiary.

A landmark album in Stevie Wonder’s career It marked a creative peak, blending funk, soul, and social commentary.

Won Album of the Year at the Grammys The album earned Stevie Wonder the Grammy for Album of the Year in 1974.

Features iconic tracks like “Living for the City” Songs like “Living for the City” and “Superstition” became enduring hits.

Recorded with innovative use of synthesizers Wonder used early synthesizers to craft a futuristic sound that influenced R&B.