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Mitch Winehouse has revealed a new track by the late Amy Winehouse has been uncovered by a studio engineer.
The radio presenter and musician spoke of the discovery as he opened an art show at Proud Galleries, Camden, close to where Amy lived and partied prior to her tragic death.
"The guy engineering it pressed the button on some old tapes in the studio and there was Amy singing this great song nobody had heard before," he told The Daily Star at the opening.
The exhibition is a celebration of Amy's life, and has been launched to mark what would have been her 30th birthday this Saturday (14 September, 2013).
In July of this year, another exhibition celebrating Amy's life went on display in London at the Jewish Museum, which marked her home life, not celebrity status.
"Every time I go around there is something else that catches me," said Abigail Morris, the Jewish Museum's chief executive. "It is a really honest exhibition and you get a sense of the real person – as well as being a big, famous icon she was from a very strong, loving family and that really comes across."
Below: Amy Winhouse - the legacy: from the beehive to the denim shorts
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