Amy Winehouse’s parents, Mitch and Janis, accepted a BRIT Billion Award on her behalf as her music reached one billion streams in the UK, spurred by the release of the biopic Back to Black. While the film received mixed reviews, Winehouse’s music continues to captivate audiences.

In a statement, Mitch and Janis expressed their pride in Amy’s enduring talent and the joy of her music reaching new generations. The surge in streams includes hits like “Back to Black” and “Valerie,” with over 150 million and 135 million streams respectively. Other tracks from her albums have also seen significant streaming numbers.

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In addition to the BRIT Billion Award, Winehouse’s debut album, Frank, celebrated its 20th anniversary with a Picture Disc Edition release. The album features previously unseen footage from the “In My Bed” video shoot, now available in multiple languages with translated lyric videos.

Despite mixed reviews for the biopic, Amy’s legacy remains strong, reminding fans of her exceptional talent and timeless music. Through awards, reissues, and newfound treasures, Winehouse’s influence continues to resonate globally, cementing her status as one of the greatest artists of our time.