On this day in music history, Amy Winehouse’s iconic second album, Back to Black, was crowned the biggest-selling album of the year, solidifying its place as a modern classic. Released at the tail end of 2006, the album quickly captured the hearts of millions with its raw emotion, soulful sound, and timeless tracks like “Rehab” and “Tears Dry on Their Own.” By the close of 2007, Back to Black had achieved staggering success, selling over 1.5 million copies in the UK alone and earning five platinum certifications.

Winehouse’s unique artistry resonated far beyond sales figures. Her bold and deeply personal songwriting earned her six Grammy nominations, including a nod for Song of the Year. This recognition cemented her as a defining voice of her generation.

But Amy wasn’t the only artist making waves that year. Leona Lewis, the former X Factor winner, made history with her debut album, Spirit. Selling an impressive 1.27 million copies in just five weeks, Spirit became the fastest-selling debut album in UK history and made Lewis the fastest female million-seller in the UK. Tracks like “Bleeding Love” showcased her powerhouse vocals and undeniable talent, propelling her to international stardom.

Meanwhile, Mika’s Life in Cartoon Motion rounded out the year’s top three best-selling albums. Known for its quirky charm and infectious energy, Mika’s debut gave us unforgettable hits like “Grace Kelly” and “Love Today,” further proving 2007 was a year of standout musical releases.

From Amy Winehouse’s soulful ballads to Leona Lewis’s chart-topping anthems and Mika’s playful pop vibes, 2007 was a year of diverse and unforgettable music. These artists didn’t just dominate the charts—they defined a moment in music history.

Tune in to Sky Blue Radio as we celebrate these milestones and play tracks from these legendary albums. What’s your favorite memory tied to these iconic records? Share your thoughts in the comments!