Amy Winehouse’s ‘Some Unholy War’ earns Silver status in the United Kingdom
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The smoky Soul deep cut from ‘Back to Black’ finally gets its shiny plaque.
Amy Winehouse’s ‘Some Unholy War’ has earned Silver certification in the United Kingdom. The BPI confirmed the milestone, which marks 200,000 combined sales and streams. Therefore, Winehouse’s have plenty to celebrate.
The track first appeared on ‘Back to Black’ in 2006. It showcases her Soul and Jazz roots at their moodiest. Moreover, its smoky vocals still hit hard today.
Whilst bigger hits grabbed the headlines, this deep cut quietly built a loyal following. Luckily, streaming listeners keep discovering it. Furthermore, the Silver plaque proves that Winehouse’s catalogue still connects with new audiences.
Her songwriting was razor sharp. Her lyrics cut deep. Her band swung with confidence. As a result, the song still sounds as fresh as ever. Naturally, the milestone also honours her lasting legacy.
In short, this plaque is well earned. So, press play again. Then share it with a friend who might enjoy this style of singing.
