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Your browser does not support the audio element. Copy the following link to share it Copy. You are currently listening to samples. Rehab Live On Later After four years of meltdowns, collapses, trysts, addiction and recovery, Amy Winehouse has promised that her next album will be out by January. Although it's not clear whether she has actually started recording the record, the singer has predicted something "very much the same" as 's Back to Black. She was speaking at the premiere of the film Psychosis, directed by Reg Traviss — allegedly Winehouse's new boyfriend.

Unless "jukebox" is obscure slang — or a new dubstep sub-genre — we can assume this means an encore of Back to Black's neo-retro production, with dusty horns and burnished backing singers.

However, this sound's key architect, producer Mark Ronson, said last week that he has yet to start recording the album. Winehouse had been a surprise guest at the Ronson concert, singing the lead on Valerie, from his Versions album.

But the performance was rocky, as Winehouse appeared to forget the song's lyrics. She claims she had forgotten which version of Valerie they were playing — "the one that came out like the Supremes", or the unreleased version that she claims to perform with her band.