Amy Winehouse Honored Posthumously with BRIT Billion Award

The late singer's parents accepted the accolade, celebrating one billion UK streams, coinciding with the release of her biopic 'Back to Black'.

Amy Winehouse's parents, Mitch and Janis, received the BRIT Billion Award on her behalf, marking her enduring musical legacy.
The award highlights Winehouse's significant streaming milestones in the UK, led by her hit 'Back to Black' with over 150 million streams.
The biopic 'Back to Black', directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson, has bolstered interest in Winehouse's music among new generations.
Critics have mixed reviews about the film, but it has sparked renewed interest in both of her albums, 'Back to Black' and 'Frank'.
The BRIT Billion Award has been awarded to various artists since 2023, reflecting the transformative impact of streaming on music consumption.