The music world mourns loss of Winehouse

July 24, 2011 last updated at 13: 55 GMT fan of Amy Winehouse: "you can see probably there is an atmosphere around here that something has gone, something is" the world of music by paying tribute to the singer Amy Winehouse, 27, who has been found dead at his home in London.

His former producer Mark Ronson said: "she was my soul mate music and as a sister to me." "This is one of the saddest days of my life."

Comedian and actor Russell Brand posted a statement on his website, saying: "We have lost a beautiful and talented woman".

According to the police that the cause of death of Winehouse was still unexplained.

Brit and Grammy award had fought with the drink and drug addiction and had recently spent time in rehab.

A statement of the fmaily Winehouse said: "our family has been privately by the loss of Amy, a wonderful daughter, sister, niece."

"It leaves a huge hole in our lives." "We came together to the recall and we would appreciate some privacy and space at this terrible time".

Brand, who has also struggled with drug addiction in the past, described one of the first times that he saw to its realization.

"Enter the space stage with [Paul] I saw Amy Weller and his band;" and then the AWE. The admiration that surrounds to watch a genius, "said."

At the time that he met Winehouse, brand had completely still dtopped not take drugs and said that the pair "shared grief, the disease of addiction".

Hip-hop producer Salaam Remi, who worked on the albums of Frank Winehouse back to black, paid his tribute to his say Twitter: "very, very sad day." "I just lost a great friend and a sister."

He added: "RIP my baby SiS Winehouse cherry." "Love as always".

News of his death has made the tributes of other celebrity friends.

Producer Mark Ronson, who worked with Winehouse, paid tribute to her

Kelly Osbourne TV presenter twitteo: "even right cant breath now im crying so hard I only lost 1 of my best friends." love you forever Amy & will never forget the real you! "

Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood had dedicated his show Saturday night at absolute Radio to Winehouse. He said: "is a very sad loss of a very good friend spent many great times with".

He said that a performance of reunion of his former band, The Faces, Hurtwood, Surrey, would also be dedicated to the singer.

Winehouse made her last public appearance on Wednesday night when he joined his goddaughter Dionne Bromfield stage at The Roundhouse in Camden.

The singer danced with Bromfield and encouraged the public to buy their album on the makeshift side.

The Saturday night Bromfield came on stage at a festival in Pontypridd in Wales, only two hours later the news broke of the death of the singer.

15 Years did not mention Winehouse during her half-hour series.

Promoter of music entertainment Huerta said there had been "no pressure" to make Bromfield.

Spokesman Tim Powell said: "was very, very professional." "Would have perfectly understood us if she had not wanted to make, but she did very courageously."

"Absolutely amazed"

Singer Carole King of U.S. describes Winehouse as "very talented" but said he had been living in a course of "terrible".

Kelly Osbourne and Winehouse were good friends

Winehouse recorded a version of the song of the King Will You Love Me Tomorrow, which he wrote with Gerry Goffin.

"She did a performance of beautiful in it." I am only grateful that gave this gift to Gerry and me and the world. I really hope that she was now peace wherever she is "added King."

Singer Jessie J posted on Twitter: "so tears are transmitting on my face." "Such losses."

Dita Von Teese burlesque artist added: "devastated." I spent extra time with Amy. You sang to me once during hours, it was the thing more beautiful & poignant. "An enormous loss".

DJ Chris Moyles said: "terrible sad news on Amy Winehouse shocking." Stunned. "Thoughts go out to his friends and family."

BBC Radio 1 DJ Fearne Cotton wrote: "cannot believe the news." Amy was a special girl. "The sadder news".

Daily Telegraph critical rock Neil McCormick said that he was "deeply shocked" by his death.

She said that she had appeared aimed to give an "incredible performance" to a recent study by recording a Duet with Tony Bennett.

"It is deeply sad."It is the most completely tragic waste of talent which I can remember, he added.

Metropolis music, management company of Winehouse released a statement saying: "we try to reach an agreement with the death of a dear friend and colleague, the most amazing artist and talent."

"We will always remember Amy as a vibrant, fun, young woman takes care that everyone around of feel welcome." "We have lost a very special person, part of our family."

Doug Charles-Ridler, co-owner of the pub's favorite Camden of Winehouse, The Hawley arms, called it "a special person with a good soul," adding, "this should not have happened".

His record label Universal called it "a talented musician, artist and performer," adding: "our prayers go out to Amy family, friends and fans.".

Winehouse pulled out of a return tour last month after a disastrous appearance in his first concert.

Abucheados in concert

She cancelled the European tour after being booed at the show in Serbia, when it appeared too drunk to perform.

For 90 minutes, she attempted to through parts of songs and sometimes left the scene - leaving his band to fill.

She had recently finished a course of rehabilitation for alcohol in London and at the time was under strict instructions not to drink.

A section of the road where he lived the singer was cordoned the Saturday night, as journalists, local residents and fans gathered at the police tapes.

Forensic officials were seen leaving the building.

It has been reported that Winehouse died of a drug overdose spokesman but Police Superintendent Raj Kohli who said "it would be inappropriate to speculate on the cause of death".

He added: "my sympathy extends not only to his immediate family, but clearly in the thousands and millions of fans around the world."

Winehouse won wide acclaim with his debut album, Frank - which was nominated for the Mercury Prize.

But it was 2006 Back to Black which brought his career around the world, winner of five Grammy Awards.

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