Today marks the one-year anniversary of Amy Winehouse’s passing. Like many of her friends, family and fans, her sudden death was surprising to producer Salaam Remi. Remi, who has worked with Winehouse closely since her 2003 debut Frank, shared some good memories of her in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
In it, Remi tells the story of how Nas' “Cherry Wine” – the second posthumous collaboration between Winehouse – came together, explaining that she was influenced and inspired by him. He also touches on Winehouse’s inspiration to other aspiring singers and her impact in music today.
On producing "Cherry Wine" and its recording with Winehouse:
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On Winehouse's impact in music and how she inspires others:
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[via The Hollywood Reporter]