With clear skin, a cheeky smile and a new man on her arm, Amy Winehouse has finally given her many fans what they have been waiting for the promise of a new album in the new year.
Beaming as she supported boyfriend Reg Traviss at the premiere of his film, Psychosis, Amy said she would have new hits for our iPods by January.
Ending the guessing game about the record, the 26 year old entirely gave us the full details during the bash at the Prince Charles Cinema in London’s Leicester Square.
‘At the most album will be six months,’ she said, positively bouncing in her glam pink dress.
The Grammy award winner added that it will be similar to her hit record Back To Black, explaining: ‘It’s going to be very much the same as my second album, where there’s a lot of jukebox stuff and the songs that are... just jukebox, actually.’
While Winehouse’s previous attempts at a live comeback have been slated as ropey at best, the plucky star explained she liked to freestyle on stage.
‘I tend to write everything first,’ she said. ‘The live show is pretty much whatever it is for me.’
And on the prospect of a return to form and proving herself again, Amy added: ‘I just can’t wait to have some new songs on stage, actually.’
So, will horror film director Reg who has been credited with helping Winehouse’s recovery be overseeing her next video then? Unlikely, said the star, adding: ‘I think Reg has got a lot on.’
After several bids to clean herself up in the Caribbean, Winehouse said it was good to be back and to be sober on the streets where she once caused mayhem.
‘To be in London is a holiday, to be honest,’ she added.
Good luck to you, Amy. We await your comeback with eager anticipation.
Ending the guessing game about the record, the 26 year old entirely gave us the full details during the bash at the Prince Charles Cinema in London’s Leicester Square.
‘At the most album will be six months,’ she said, positively bouncing in her glam pink dress.
The Grammy award winner added that it will be similar to her hit record Back To Black, explaining: ‘It’s going to be very much the same as my second album, where there’s a lot of jukebox stuff and the songs that are... just jukebox, actually.’
While Winehouse’s previous attempts at a live comeback have been slated as ropey at best, the plucky star explained she liked to freestyle on stage.
‘I tend to write everything first,’ she said. ‘The live show is pretty much whatever it is for me.’
And on the prospect of a return to form and proving herself again, Amy added: ‘I just can’t wait to have some new songs on stage, actually.’
So, will horror film director Reg who has been credited with helping Winehouse’s recovery be overseeing her next video then? Unlikely, said the star, adding: ‘I think Reg has got a lot on.’
After several bids to clean herself up in the Caribbean, Winehouse said it was good to be back and to be sober on the streets where she once caused mayhem.
‘To be in London is a holiday, to be honest,’ she added.
Good luck to you, Amy. We await your comeback with eager anticipation.
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