For comedian and freelance writer Suchandrika Chakrabarti, late singer Amy Winehouse was ever-present through her youth and adulthood.
Growing up in Camden, Winehouse’s first album Back to Black became her defining soundtrack that reflected her own experiences of pain, heartbreak and happiness.
But the Grammy-winning artist’s tragic death at the age of 27 in 2011, left Suchandrika at loss of how much more potential her favourite musician had to offer to the world, as well as how little understood she really was.
