ArtsBeat Blog: Posthumous Amy Winehouse Album Will Be Released in December

Island Records/amywinehouse.com The cover of “Lioness: Hidden Treasures,” a post-mortem recover by Amy Winehouse.

An manuscript of element available by Amy Winehouse before she died, including new marks as good as reworked versions of songs done renouned by her and other artists, will be expelled on Dec. 5, an proclamation on her Web site pronounced Monday. The album, called “Lioness: Hidden Treasures,” will be expelled by Island Records, that expelled her dual prior albums, “Frank” and “Back to Black,” and will enclose 12 marks Ms. Winehouse available between 2002 and 2008, including covers of “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow” and “The Girl From Ipanema.” Other songs embody a slower-tempo chronicle of Ms. Winehouse’s strike “Valerie” and a new combination called “Between a Cheats” that Ms. Winehouse designed to embody on a probable follow-up to “Back to Black.”

Ms. Winehouse, who had struggled with piece abuse problems via her career, was 27 when she was found passed in her London apartment on Jul 23. A coroner ruled final week that her genocide was a unintended outcome of celebration too most alcohol.