Amy Winehouse y su álbum perdido: el proyecto de ska y reggae que nunca publicó tras el esencial Back to Black - La Tercera

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Following the success of 'Back to Black,' Amy Winehouse sought a successor with Caribbean influences, exploring reggae and ska sounds during her time in St. Lucia and Jamaica, including a visit to Bob Marley's finca. She expressed a desire to incorporate these sounds, referencing her past work with British ska groups like The Specials. However, the record label was hesitant to pursue a drastic stylistic shift, preferring a sound similar to her previous work, leading to the unreleased third album.