Amy Winehouse achieved rapid international success as a singer-songwriter known for her powerful soul-infused voice and poignant lyrics, propelled by her Grammy-winning 2006 album Back To Black. Her signature style and distinct musical blend of jazz, B&B, and soul quickly made her a prominent figure in the music world. In January 2007, Amy Winehouse performed an the French FM programm L'album de la semaine, a memorable set. The performance highlighted the songs from her Back To Black album and showcased her musical versatility. Amy Winehouse's success story was a combination of incredible talent, manifested in the personal lyrics of her music, and a tragic career overshadowed by addiction and mental health issues. Her breakthrough came in 2006. Despite her success, she couldn't handle the fame, which manifested itself in scandals and a withdrawal from public life that led to her death from alcohol poisoning in 2011. The album "Wake Up Alone in Paris" commemorates the unique artist with legendary songs.