Norah Jones

Norah Jones is an American singer, songwriter and pianist known for her gentle blend of jazz, pop, folk and soul. She had her breakthrough in 2002 with her debut album Come Away with Mewhich sold millions of copies and was honoured with five Grammys. Especially the song Don't Know Why made her famous worldwide and established her as one of the most distinctive voices of her generation.

In the following years, Norah Jones expanded her musical spectrum, experimented with different genres and worked with artists such as Ray Charles, Billie Joe Armstrong and Danger Mouse. Albums like Feels Like Home (2004), The Fall (2009) and Day Breaks (2016) show her versatility and her talent for harmoniously combining different musical styles. Despite her success, she remains true to her relaxed, soulful sound.

In addition to her solo career, she is also part of various music projects, including the band The Little Willies and the alternative country project Puss n Boots. With her warm voice and soulful piano playing, Norah Jones continues to touch fans all over the world and remains one of the most important musicians on the modern jazz and pop scene.