Amy winehouse News
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Rising artist Nina Lee chatted with Digital Journal's Markos Papadatos about her inspirational single "Lift Up," and being a singer-songwriter in the digital age.
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Sydney -
New holographic tech has enabled Michael Jackson, Roy Orbison, Tupac, Billie Holiday and Amy Winehouse to perform again. The big issues are tech, image quality, performance, creative values and of course, the audience. How far can this go?
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Electronic producer and DJ Borgore chatted with Digital Journal about his new track "Big Bad." He opened up about the future of electronic music and Amy Winehouse.
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Los Angeles -
Busy promoting their debut EP (released in December last year), the LA-based duo consisting of New York City producer, songwriter and keyboardist Matt Friedman and Australian singer, guitarist and songwriter Scott Mellis made time for Digital Journal.
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Singer Arum Rae has released her new single "Wasn't My Time," and it is a charming performance, featuring her sultry vocals.
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Los Angeles -
The 18-year-old pop starlet from Fredericksburg, Virginia, now based in California, is set to make a splash next month with her debut EP, 'Glare.' She has already released two tracks off the EP, the most recent of which was "Hollywood Boulevard."
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The bass player with the ska/2 Tone legends is also an accomplished artist who has exhibited his paintings all over the world. He gave an exclusive interview to Digital Journal.
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Watch what fame does to not only your head, but also your body. That's one of the many warnings in Asif Kapadia's acclaimed film Amy about the late singer Amy Winehouse, who in July 2011 died at 27 from alcohol poisoning in her London home.
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The Edmonton-based musician is particularly popular in her native country and in Australia. She also has an album and a single out and talks to Digital Journal about both.
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This past Fourth of July weekend, the newest Amy Winehouse documentary, "Amy," was off to a great start, and it broke several records.
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A documentary that is dedicated to the life and legacy of British songstress Amy Winehouse will be coming out this summer.
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The banjolele-wielding rapper has been hitting the headlines rather a lot in the UK of late, following comments made by a well-known politician. Digital Journal chatted to him (Mr. B, not the politician).
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Christian music sensation Dara Maclean will release her upcoming studio album "Wanted" on September 24, via her label, Fervent Records of the Warner Music Group.
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Beyonce and OutKast rapper Andre 3000 have teamed up to cover Amy Winehouse's Back To Black. The song will feature on the forthcoming movie 'The Great Gatsby' and the follow-up soundtrack.
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This year has seen a fair number of big names in music go to that great gig in the sky, including one or two who should have been around a lot longer.
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London -
An academic study published Thursday affirms that music celebrities are more likely than the rest of the population to die young. Furthermore, it finds that solo rock stars are twice as likely to die young as musicians in bands.
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London -
Amy Winehouse died July 23 last year. On September 9 the same year, a foundation was established in her memory by her biggest fan.
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Family, friends and fans are preparing to mark the first anniversary of the death of singer Amy Winehouse, through interviews, musical tributes and art.
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A self-portrait of Amy Winehouse personally smeared in her own blood will be auctioned off by close friend and Singer Pete Doherty next week.
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Alexandra Burke is very much alive, although someone appears to want her dead. Another diva is dead, but is apparently still talking to her father.
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London -
Late singer, Amy Winehouse's family has announced plans to cover tuition for the recipient of a scholarship at the Sylvia Young Theater School in London. This is where Amy studied voice as a young girl.
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Is it pot or not? Caribbean singer Rihanna was photographed smoking what appears to be marijuana. While many fans see it as no big deal, others worry she might be following Amy Winehouse's path to drug addiction.
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Barely four months after her death, British singer Amy Winehouse's posthumous album has reached No.1 spot in UK album chart, taking over from singer Olly Murs the top slot following the album's release last Monday.
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Although it has been more than four months since Amy Winehouse has died, her legacy lives on through the release of her posthumous album, Lioness: Hidden Treasures.
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A new Amy Winehouse song has just been posthumously released entitled, "Our Day Will Come." The song will also be featured on her posthumous album which is slated for a Dec. 5 release date.
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An album containing previously unheard material by Amy Winehouse will be released within the next few weeks. The troubled singer, who died, aged 27 in July 2011 will release an album called "Lioness: Hidden Treasures."
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Popular British singer Amy Winehouse died from taking too much alcohol, British Coroner Susanne Greenaway said Wednesday.
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According to a toxicology report, "no illegal substances" were found in the body of Amy Winehouse at the time of her death.
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Grant Park -
American music festival, Lollapalooza, celebrated its 20th anniversary Friday and--with an impressive lineup of more than 100 artists performing--the extravaganza is one that attendees will not soon forget.
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One of Amy Winehouse's last recordings - a duet with jazz legend Tony Bennett - is set to be released in aid of her foundation, which was recently set up by her father, Mitch.
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Singer Amy Winehouse Via Amy documentary
Cover art for Amy Winehouse's posthumous album, Lioness: Hidden Treasures. Island Records
poster of Amy Winehouse by artist Johann Andersson hanging in Camden Tube Station in London Art Below
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