Stevie Wonder's Popular Song Rankings [2025]

True to Your Heart – MulanStevie Wonder85rank/position

True to Your Heart – Mulan

The theme song from the 1998 film Mulan.

Since it featured a collaboration between the hugely popular 98 Degrees at the time and the legendary Stevie Wonder, fans had high expectations—and it absolutely delivered.

Stevie’s powerful harmonica feels great and the song has a distinctly bright, poppy vibe.

Until You Come Back To MeStevie Wonder86rank/position

Stevie Wonder – Until you come back to me

This song is a love song that Stevie Wonder wrote when he was 17.

I consider it a soulful and melodic masterpiece, and the fact that he completed it at the young age of 17 is nothing short of genius.

Initially, the song didn’t attract much attention, but after Aretha Franklin covered it, it became a major hit and the original version also gained recognition.

UptightStevie Wonder87rank/position

Stevie Wonder – Uptight (Everything’s Alright)

Stevie Wonder’s signature work, released in November 1965, is brimming with irresistibly bright energy that sweeps away any adversity.

Centered on the happiness of a poor boy realizing his love, its pure joy comes through directly on buoyant, funky rhythms and sparkling horns.

Though American-born Stevie was only 15, his mature vocals make it feel as if he’s confidently assuring us, “Everything’s gonna be all right!”—just listening lifts your spirits.

The song is also the title track of the classic album Up‑Tight.

Put it on when you want to kick-start your day or need a boost, and you’ll feel a power that naturally gets your body moving.

Where Is Our Love Song (feat. Gary Clark Jr.)Stevie Wonder88rank/position

Stevie Wonder – Where Is Our Love Song feat. Gary Clark Jr. (Official Audio)

This song, woven together by American geniuses with voices of the soul, Stevie Wonder and Gary Clark Jr.

, is a deeply moving ballad where warm piano and harmonica melt into an emotionally rich guitar.

Originally conceived in the 1970s to sing of personal love, it was elevated into a grand theme that laments social division and questions our love for humanity.

The message—asking where our song of love has gone—truly strikes a chord.

Released in October 2020 on his own label, this work is perfect for moments when you want to calm your mind and engage deeply with the music.

Please, immerse yourself in its gentle sonic world.

Yester-Me, Yester-You, YesterdayStevie Wonder89rank/position

Stevie Wonder – Yesterme Yesteryou Yesterday (ORIGINAL)

A track released in 1969 on the Motown label by Stevie Wonder, an American singer-songwriter.

It became a hit around the world.

An Italian version was also recorded under the title “Slo te, solo me, solo noi.”

You And I (We Can Conquer the World)Stevie Wonder90rank/position

Stevie Wonder – You And I (We Can Conquer the World)

A track released in 1972.

It is also known for having been used by former U.

S.

President Barack Obama at his wedding to Michelle.

George Michael’s 2011 cover version was dedicated as a gift to Prince William and Catherine Middleton for their wedding.

You Got It Bad GirlStevie Wonder91rank/position

Stevie Wonder – You’ve Got It Bad Girl

These are tracks from “Talking Book.” The choral work is exquisite.

The synthesizers are ethereal and irresistibly immersive.

The coexistence of songs like this and more hard-hitting numbers like “Superstition” is part of what makes the album “Talking Book” so appealing.