The research displayed in this study surpasses an ordinary biographic study. Stevie Wonder is a gifted: musician, producer, songwriter, vocalist whose work transmits and uplifts the world. Although, Wonder was blinded at birth, he was never without a vision. His works incorporates a colorful instrumentation while writing texts prevalent to the social ills affecting the world. I titled my paper A View Inside America’s Musicquarium because Wonder’s discography surpassed genres notorious for Black artist like Soul and R&B. Stevie Wonder style did highlight Soul & Funk of the 1960’s and 1970’s, but he dabbled into music styles notable in Gospel, Blues, Pop, and even Country. With an comprehensive discussion of Stevie Wonder’s life, I plan to examine how his life experiences shaped the music he created and how is productions are a living Musicquarium explored by multiple demographics in America. Stevie Wonder’s discography is a reflection on his positionality in America– A “disabled” (by definition) Black man. His works is a mere reflection of struggles and oppression among Black folk, but he offers a way out of darkness with his uplifting and colorful sound enjoyed by people of multiple backgrounds.