Amy Winehouse Leaves Mark Ronson For New Album

Amy Winehouse has finished multiple tracks for her upcoming album but has chosen to not work with super producer Mark Ronson revealed Mirror.co.uk.

Instead, Winehouse has been in the studio with Salaam Remi, who worked with the singer on her debut album ‘Frank’. He was also the man behind ‘Tears Dry On Their Own’ and three other tracks from her smash sophomore release ‘Back To Black’.

"There has been some music written, recorded and done but details aren't forthcoming as yet,” stated a spokesman for the singer.

Ronson and Winehouse have been on the outs since a falling out recording the failed theme for the upcoming James Bond movie.