Gino Vannelli and Stevie Wonder

Gino Vannelli, a Montreal-born singer known for his versatile vocals, hit U.S. charts with "I Just Wanna Stop." He moved through genres from pop to classical. Vannelli worked with brothers Joe and Ross, toured with Stevie Wonder, and earned multiple gold and platinum records in Canada. His acclaimed albums like "Brother to Brother" and "Black Cars" reflect his fusion style. A two-time Juno winner, he has collaborated across genres and performed for Pope John Paul. In 2025, he released "The Life I Got," a tribute to his late wife.

Blind since infancy, Stevie Wonder is a legendary American soul artist from Michigan known for hits like "Superstition," "Sir Duke," and "Isn't She Lovely." A child prodigy signed to Motown, he blended soul, funk, jazz, and pop, redefining R&B with groundbreaking albums like *Songs in the Key of Life* and *Innervisions*. Winner of 25 Grammys and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, he collaborated with Paul McCartney, Dionne Warwick, and more, and championed social causes through timeless music.