Back catalogue:

Review: To celebrate the return of the Glastonbury Festival in 2022 and mark the 15th anniversary of an iconic moment, Island Records served up Amy Winehouse's 2007 Pyramid Stage performance for the first time. This unforgettable set saw the troubled genius headline on June 22nd and it was her debut on the Pyramid Stage. She entranced audiences as ever with her soulful voice and electrifying presence and later that day, she also graced the Jazz World Stage and once again wowed those in attendance with another heartfelt and raw performance. The album now gets reissued and commemorates a milestone in Amy's career as well as a chance to relive the magic of her timeless sound.

Review: Unplugged & Electrified is a poignant compilation that showcases the unforgettable live performances of Amy Winehouse, capturing her unique artistry and raw emotional power. Spanning tracks from intimate sessions like 'Back to Black' and 'Rehab', recorded during her Unplugged performance at The Orange Lounge in May 2007, the album highlights her ability to convey vulnerability through soulful delivery. The collection features electrifying moments from Jools Holland's Hootenanny, including collaborative renditions of classics like 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine' and 'Mighty Quinn', where her dynamic vocal prowess shines alongside esteemed musicians. Tracks such as 'Valerie' and 'Some Unholy War' present alternate versions, enriching the listening experience with fresh interpretations. From heartfelt ballads like 'Love Is A Losing Game' to spirited performances of 'Cherry' and 'You Know I'm No Good'. the compilation encapsulates the essence of Winehouse's artistry. Overall, Unplugged & Electrified serves as a celebration of her talent, providing fans with a comprehensive glimpse into her most cherished live moments.

Review: Almost 15 years after her tragic death and admission to the ill-fated '27 club', it's impossible not to tear up when thinking about Amy Winehouse. The untimely loss of such an incredible talent is one thing, gradually understanding that nobody caught and held such a vulnerable person in their time of need is what really hits the hardest. Back to Black, Sam Taylor-Johnson's biographical drama about the UK singer-songwriter and musician's rise to stardom, and the fallout, was never going to be an easy watch, then. As if we needed any more proof, the soundtrack really emphasises just how timeless Winehouse was as an artist. Highlights from her own incredible output are here - 'What Is It About Men', 'Stronger Than Me', 'Valerie', '(There Is) No Greater Love', the list could go on - as are some of the most evocative and captivating soul, blues and r&b tracks of the 20th Century. And there's nothing to separate these from each other, sonically, lyrically, or emotionally. We weren't worthy, and maybe never will be