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Amy Winehouse and Her Lost Album: the Ska and Reggae Project She Never Released After the Essential Back to Black

Summary by La Tercera
After the success of Back to Black, which this week turns 20, the singer imagined a successor with Caribbean influences, reggae and British ska. During her stay in Saint Lucia and Jamaica she wrote new songs and explored other sounds, but the project did not materialize as she wanted.

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After the success of Back to Black, which this week turns 20, the singer imagined a successor with Caribbean influences, reggae and British ska. During her stay in Saint Lucia and Jamaica she wrote new songs and explored other sounds, but the project did not materialize as she wanted.

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La Tercera broke the news in Las Condes, Chile on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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