Latest Release
- OCT 4, 2024
- 7 Songs
- Come Away with Me (Remastered) · 2002
- Come Away with Me (Remastered) · 2002
- Feels Like Home · 2004
- Come Away with Me (Remastered) · 2002
- Come Away with Me (Remastered) · 2002
- Keys To The City Volume One · 2024
- Come Away with Me (Remastered) · 2002
- Come Away with Me (Remastered) · 2002
- Come Away with Me (Remastered) · 2002
- Come Away with Me (Remastered) · 2002
Essential Albums
- 2019
Artist Playlists
- From the Big Apple's lounge circuit to singing for the world.
- Sending smooth crossover skills out into the world.
- A maven of melancholy's subtle quirks and catharses.
- A graceful, sensitive singer's jazz, country, and folk-rock roots.
- Lean back and relax with some of their mellowest cuts.
Compilations
- Puss N Boots
More To Hear
- “I never know where something fits in.”
- Norah Jones on the curiosity and creativity of Visions.
- This jazz ballad conquered pop 21 years ago.
- Sabi talks to Norah Jones on the 20th anniversary of her debut album.
- I Dream of Christmas Radio with Norah Jones.
- Conversation around her new holiday album and personal playlist.
More To See
- 12:45
About Norah Jones
The willowy jazz-based music of songwriter, singer, and pianist Norah Jones can change a lot from one release to the next. Jones herself has changed a lot, too. She was born in Manhattan in 1979 (her father was Indian sitar legend Ravi Shankar), and when her 2002 debut, Come Away with Me, hit, Jones became a diamond-certified artist—shy, sometimes wanting to fade into the background, yet huge. Her voice, tinged with smoke and yearning, tied the album's country, folk rock, and Great American Songbook sounds together and felt new and familiar at the same time. Since then, she's become comfortable in multiple settings, including with collective bands like The Little Willies, El Madmo, and Puss N Boots. She has also become a versatile collaborator, working with folks like Ray Charles, Dolly Parton, Belle and Sebastian, and Q-Tip. Her disarming piano playing, as loose with the beat as Willie Nelson's voice ever gets, is funny one minute and weeping a heartbeat later. On 2020's Pick Me Up off the Floor, Jones offers a sometimes-dark cycle of songs about loss and loneliness and living in the moment, a testament frequently tinged with gospel.
- HOMETOWN
- Brooklyn, NY, United States
- BORN
- March 30, 1979
- GENRE
- Pop