After a decade of exploring pop, folk, and electronic music, Norah Jones returns to her jazz and R&B roots on "Day Breaks," featuring a mix of soulful originals and jazz standards.
- "Day Breakers" was released on Blue Note Records, the label most famously associated with legendary jazz artists.
- The album reached number 1 on the jazz charts and number 20 on the Billboard 200.
- The album was produced by Jones herself, along with Pete Rende and Tom Elmhirst.
Norah Jones is a jazz, r&b, and soul singer and songwriter from New York. She rose to fame in the early 2000s with her blend of jazz, pop, and folk influences. In 2016, Jones returned with "Day Breaks," a record that consciously nodded to her jazz roots after a series of genre-exploring albums.
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