Stevie Wonders has successfully undergone a kidney transplant and released two new numbers

Two new tracks are shared by Stevie Wonders as he announced that at a recent press conference. The brilliant singer also underwent a successful kidney transplant.

A stellar show is on the cards as the astounding musician Stevie Wonders is coming up with two magnificent numbers. The 70-year-old musician has come up with tracks like ‘Can’t Put It in the Hands of Fate’ and ‘Where Is Our Love Song’. He announced the release of these tracks in a press conference last Tuesday as the Grammy Award winner is coming from a kidney transplant that took place last winter on 6th December. He has won the Grammy 25 times and is gearing up for some more with his spirited approach. He is feeling younger and he mentioned that to his daughter Aisha. All the speculations about his health came to a halt with this announcement that came like a breath of fresh air for his fans. He also mentioned that he has signed a deal for a new record with the avant-garde production house ‘Republic Records’. During his virtual press conference, he also mentioned that he will be leaving Motown after 60 years. He also came up with his brand new imprint titled ‘So What The Fuss Music’. He has been a recording artist based out of Motown all his life and is all set to release a compilation of an EP and is gearing up for the solo album ‘Through the Eyes of Wonder’.

The prodigious Stevie Wonders singer also spoke about the two tracks ‘Can’t Put It in the Hands of Fate’ and ‘Where Is Our Love Song’ that he is coming up with. About the former track, he said he is thinking about his place in the world and also contemplated the fact that it is a very crucial time for all the people. He does not want to put everything in the hands of fate when he is speaking about black people and other people of color and urged young people to make the change at this very moment. About the later track, he said that he started working on it at the age of 18. He only created the melody at that time and spoke about the heartbreaking tussle and confusion resulting from discrimination.