New Winehouse album now a possibility

Amy Winehouse's unfinished third album could be released posthumously, The Daily Telegraph reported.

While it is believed that the songs recorded by the 27-year-old British singer are still nothing more than demos, sources told the newspaper there was plenty of material available for another album.

The Grammy-winning singer was found dead at her north London home, just after 1am yesterday.

Despite her very public struggles with substance abuse, London's Metropolitan Police are treating her death as "unexplained" until an autopsy is conducted.

Winehouse's debut album, "Frank," was released when the singer was 20. The album hit platinum sales in 2004.

Within hours of her death, Winehouse's hit 2006 "Back To Black" album had climbed to the top of the US and UK iTunes charts, a position it still held earlier this morning.

Winehouse's parents are likely to have the final say about whether their daughter's third album is released posthumously.