What was Stevie Wonder’s final studio album of the 2000s?

Stevie Wonder’s final studio album of the 2000s was A Time to Love.

Motown released A Time to Love on October 18, 2005. It was Wonder’s first studio album since Conversation Peace in 1995, making the ten-year gap an important part of the album’s background.

The record included guest appearances and collaborations involving artists such as Paul McCartney, India.Arie, and Prince. Its songs addressed love, spirituality, family, social concerns, and the possibility of peace.

The title can cause confusion because Wonder continued performing and releasing individual songs after 2005. A Time to Love is nevertheless identified as his most recent studio album, rather than a greatest-hits collection, soundtrack, or live recording.