Music Οf My Mind  by Stevie Wonder

Music Of My Mind from 1972 marks the major musical turn of the just twenty-two-year-old Stevie Wonder. The soul and funk of the previous decade vanish, and Stevie Wonder unleashes and captures in musical notes everything that had been born in his mind, creating one of the most classic albums of progressive soul.

Music Of My Mind is a clear creation that resulted from the artist's love for synthesizers, which had just made their appearance. Stevie Wonder recognized, appreciated, and exploited the innovative elements they brought to the world of music. Most compositions are his own. The production of the album belongs to Stevie Wonder, who had the help of Robert Margouleff and Malcolm Cecil.

The first single of the album was the eight-minute Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You), which was released in a three-minute version to be compatible with radio broadcast. The album reached No. 21 on Billboard. From Music Of My Mind, which was Stevie Wonder's fourteenth album (!), everything changes in the career of the artist from Michigan.