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Ronson Remembers Winehouse Ahead of Back To Black Reissue
The deluxe package adds rare B-sides, unseen photos and a full Amsterdam concert, while pre-orders are available through the singer’s official store.
On October 23, Amy Winehouse's landmark album Back To Black will be reissued to mark its 20th anniversary, featuring previously unheard demos, rare B-sides, and a complete 2007 performance from Paradiso in Amsterdam.
Producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi, who shaped the era-defining record, have reflected on Amy's lasting artistry, with Ronson observing that the music continues to "matter so deeply to so many people" 20 years later.
Special editions include previously unseen photographs by Mischa Richter and Alex Lake, alongside unique vinyl formats including a Chalkboard Marble pressing and a Zoetrope version that creates moving visuals when played on turntables.
Separately, Judge Sarah Clarke recently ordered Mitch Winehouse to pay close to £1 million to two of Amy's friends, Naomi Parry and Catriona Gourlay, after ruling he pursued a "weak claim" causing significant harm.
Since Amy's death at 27 in 2011, she has remained a significant cultural figure, with peers including Adele and Lady Gaga acknowledging the lasting influence of the so-called "27 club" member.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Amy Winehouse's Back To Black, universally regarded as one of the greatest, most important and influential albums in pop music history, Universal Music/Island Records will reissue the iconic album in a series of special formats.