Someday at Christmas is Stevie Wonder's first Christmas album, released in November 1967 on the Tamla label, a subsidiary of Motown. The album was produced by Henry Cosby, who worked closely with Wonder in his early years. The songs were recorded at Hitsville U.S.A. studios in Detroit, with orchestral arrangements blending the Motown sound with festive themes.
The album includes covers of Christmas classics such as "The Little Drummer Boy" and "Silver Bells", as well as the original title track "Someday at Christmas", co-written by Ron Miller and Bryan Wells. This song has become a timeless Christmas anthem, with a message of peace and hope. The record reflects Wonder's transition from child prodigy to a more mature artist, showcasing his vocal versatility.
Although initially not a major commercial success, Someday at Christmas has been reappraised over time as a Christmas classic. In 2017, Stevie Wonder released a reissue of the album with new recordings and collaborations, celebrating its 50th anniversary. The original album reached number 184 on the Billboard 200 chart in 1967, but has endured as a seasonal favorite.