Norah Jones

Norah Jones is an American singer-songwriter born on March 30, 1979, in New York City. She rose to prominence in 2002 with her debut album, "Come Away with Me," which won five Grammy Awards and sold over 27 million copies worldwide. Jones' musical style blends jazz, pop, country, and folk elements, creating a unique sound appreciated by a diverse audience. With her soulful voice and introspective lyrics, she has released a series of successful albums, including "Feels Like Home," "Not Too Late," and "Day Breaks." Throughout her career, Jones has sold over 50 million records, won nine Grammy Awards, and collaborated with various artists such as Willie Nelson, Ray Charles, and Danger Mouse. Apart from her musical accomplishments, she is also an accomplished pianist and actress, displaying her talents in the film industry. Norah Jones continues to captivate listeners worldwide with her soothing melodies and heartfelt performances.