Stevie Wonder Returns to the Lutefish Stage for a NAMM ReunionLutefish recently reported that, on Day 1 of this year's NAMM, Motown icon Steve Wonder "made his way back to the Lutefish booth to reconnect with artist Devyn Rush and her remote band members, highlighting how music can bring people back together."

According to a statement from Lutefish, "Last year, Wonder encountered Rush performing live on the Lutefish stage, debuting the Lutefish Stream (technology built to jam online in real time) before joining in to create a spontaneous duet that captivated onlookers and social media alike. Rush, reflecting on that moment, said, 'I didn’t think anything could top last year’s duet, but having Stevie come back to me — pun intended — this year was even more beyond my wildest dreams.'"

Rush summed up the encounter publicly, noting, “There is no doubt that Stevie Wonder is a special person and a true gift to this world, but like I told him on the mic… his music isn’t about what he does, it’s about who he is.”

Wonder also shared stories and talked about his love of music, technology, and reuniting the world.

“We created Lutefish and the online platform for people to make more music,” stated Whitney Winkels, Sr. Marketing Manager at Lutefish. “We are musicians ourselves, and to enable others to make more music, connect, and utilize music as a universal language, well, that is truly something special.”

"It was an absolute thrill to have Stevie Wonder stop by our Lutefish booth for the second year in a row," Winkels told MC. "This year, he spent an extended time with us in our isolation booth, where he asked us all about our new features and experienced the Lutefish stream live. He even took a few of our streams to try from home! Definitely a magical NAMM occurance."For more information, visit www.lutefish.com. The post Stevie Wonder Returns to the Lutefish Stage for a NAMM Reunion first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.