NME announces special print edition celebrating Amy Winehouse and new film ‘Back to Black’
nme.comIn partnership with STUDIOCANALNME is delighted to announce plans for a special print edition celebrating the life and legacy of acclaimed singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse – and to mark the release of new film Back to Black.
There will also be a free NME Screens preview event where fans can see the film before it is released in cinemas (April 12).The 36-page magazine is an in-depth exploration of Winehouse’s story and features never-seen-before photos of Amy, captured during her extraordinary rise during the 2000s by photographer Tom Oxley.
Other features include a guide to Amy’s beloved London borough of Camden – as told by The Priscillas frontwoman Jennifer Brown, who runs the Rock ‘N’ Roll Camden Walking Tour – and a deep-dive into the film’s score, composed by Bad Seeds Nick Cave and Warren Ellis. ‘Why Amy Still Matters’ – including interviews with emerging artists Felixthe1st, Gretchin, Kwaku Asante and more – further examines Amy’s impact and her continued relevance to new music in 2024.
The magazine also includes exclusive interviews with Back to Black star Marisa Abela (Industry) and director Sam Taylor-Johnson (Nowhere Boy).Get your free copy of the magazine when it is distributed across the UK on April 11 – you can find out where at the bottom of this article.The NME Screens Back to Black event takes place tomorrow (April 9) at Everyman King’s Cross in London.
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