After an autopsy was revealed that Amy Winehouse died from a huge amount of alcohol found in her system, the singer's label Island Records, has announced that they will release her final new album on December 5.
The follow-up to Back To Black, which will be called Lioness: Hidden Treasure will feature 12 songs, which will consist of unreleased tracks and different versions of existing songs.
Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi, who produced Winehouse's Back To Black CD, spent hours listening to various takes of different tracks, and felt they “deserved to be heard, a collection of songs that were a fitting testament to Amy the artist and, as importantly, Amy their friend,” noted Island Records.
Amy's third and final album will also include the song Body & Soul, her duet with Tony Bennett. $1.60 from every album sold in the U.K. will be donated to a foundation, created in Winehouse’s name, that aids disadvantaged children.
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