Canyon News HOLLYWOOD- It’s been ten years since the passing of Amy Winehouse. She died on July 23, 2011 at the age of 27. In the interim, Amy’s parents say they have recordings of the singer going back to when she was eight years old. A handful of her unreleased songs have been uncovered for the posthumous albums Lioness and Amy. According to the label boss David Joseph, most of the material she recorded is presumed to be missing, since he destroyed her demos to prevent them being exploited. While many critics applauded his decision to protect Amy’s legacy, her father has a different view. The family still owns some of her recording. The recordings include some of the star’s early, prefame compositions. Mitch, her father, said it would give fans a new insight into how she developed as songwriter. Janis Winehouse-Collins, Amy’s mother, added that, if the music were to be salvaged for release, it could be called “The Progression of Amy.”