Posts tagged "Norah Jones"
A Sequel As Good As The Original: The Robert Glasper Experiment's Black Radio 2

A Sequel As Good As The Original: The Robert Glasper Experiment’s Black Radio 2

Keyboardist Robert Glasper (and his three bandmates who make up the Robert Glasper Experiment) might be the only act remaining who can garner pop attention while offering a sound that has at least a pinky toe in jazz. With 2012’s Black Radio, the Experiment managed to successfully integrate the worlds of jazz and R&B like no one has been able to do in maybe two decades. Featuring a who’s who of soul and hip-hop luminaries, Black Radio deservedly won the […]

Is Wayne Brady Gonna Have To Choke Robert Glasper & Norah Jones?

Is Wayne Brady Gonna Have To Choke Robert Glasper & Norah Jones?

The Robert Glasper Experiment is joined by Norah Jones for another slice of tasty soulfulness from ‘Black Radio 2.”

Songs in the Key of Life 30: “Don't Know Why”

Songs in the Key of Life 30: “Don’t Know Why”

Years back there was a woman in Brooklyn, NY who gave birth to a baby boy. As he grew, he developed a particular set of skills that made him a nightmare to his peers. His confidence made him soar above expectations. With his chosen weapon in hand he would shoot for the stars and most times hit his target.  As a matter of fact, he became one of the greatest marksmen of all times.  What made him so great was […]

Spin Cycle: Norah Jones' Little Broken Hearts

Spin Cycle: Norah Jones’ Little Broken Hearts

Norah Jones teams up with mega-producer Danger Mouse for the new album “Little Broken Hearts.” Will it make you feel like a Whorah? Or will you Snorah?

New Release Report 5/1/12: Prepare To Get "Blown Away"

New Release Report 5/1/12: Prepare To Get “Blown Away”

It’s a busy new release week, featuring albums by Carrie Underwood, Norah Jones, B.o.B. and more!

The Singles Bar: Norah Jones' "Happy Pills"

The Singles Bar: Norah Jones’ “Happy Pills”

Norah Jones is back with a new single. Check out “Happy Pills,” which was produced by Danger Mouse!

Spin Cycle: Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi’s “Rome”

I suppose that in a perfect world, producer/musician/all-around auteur Brian Burton—you know him as Danger Mouse, folks, or at least you should—would come to define the true sound of the past decade. In a sense, he kinda has: as one-half of Gnarls Barkley, his “Crazy” has become synonymous with the sort of insidious, viral, ubiquitous gross-genre smash that Outkast perfected a year prior with “Hey Ya!”, something so off-beat and yet so catchy that it couldn’t help but catch fire, […]

New Release Report 11/16/10: The Reissue Theory

It’s mid-November, just a week and change until Thanksgiving, so of course there are a ton of albums coming out today. Most of them, however, are either compilations or repackagings. Some of them are worth it. Some of them, not so much. Anyway, here’s a sampling of the new old stuff you’re gonna see in stores and online this week. Easily, the biggest news is a massive reissue of Bruce Springsteen’s “Darkness on the Edge of Town”. The Boss’s fourth […]

The 5ive at 5: Women Who Make Me Wish I Was Straight…A Little (#4)

Most of you might think of Norah Jones and fall asleep instantaneously. After all, if all you know of her is from her debut album, “Come Away With Me”-you know, the album that sold eleventy billion copies and won 48 Grammy Awards a few years ago, then your impression is that she’s like a female Harry Connick or Michael Buble. However, the lady some people still call Snorah Jones is a lot more multi-layered than that. She’s recorded with everyone […]

Chartstalker: 2/18/10

Valentine’s Day & Sade? Can’t beat that combination. Wanna know how I figured that out? Well, according to this week’s Billboard albums chart, the venerable British band debuts on top, selling an amazing 502,000 copies of “Soldier of Love”, their first album in just under a decade. 2010 has just charted, but it’s easily the best first week for an album this year, and will probably retain that statistic for a while to come. Sade’s success speaks very strongly to […]