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Contents: That?�L�g? (emotional impact) returns. Fifteen years after the hit song "Don't Know Why," Norah Jones, now a mother of two, returns to jazz. The world will once again be soothed by her sweet and bittersweet voice and beautiful piano. Her debut album in 2002, "Norah Jones" (original title: "Come Away With Me"), was a massive hit, winning eight Grammy Awards, including all four major categories. Since then, Norah Jones has sold over 45 million albums worldwide and won nine Grammy Awards, becoming one of the world's top female artists in every sense of the word. This is her latest work. In 2014, Norah performed with jazz stars of both old and new, such as McCoy Tyner, Wayne Shorter, Dr. Lonnie Smith, and Robert Glasper, at an event celebrating the 75th anniversary of Blue Note, the label Norah herself calls "home." Inspired by this, Norah, who said she "listened to jazz albums that made me think, 'If only I could make an album like this,'" began working on this album on the piano in her kitchen after giving birth. "After releasing my first album, I definitely drifted away from the piano. I still played it, but I wanted to write on the guitar. So when I started writing these songs on the piano, it was immediately clear that they should be played on the piano," she said, returning to her piano-accompanied singing style for the first time in 15 years since her debut album. The album was co-produced by Eli Wolff, who worked with Norah from her debut as an A&R for Blue Note, signed Jos? James and Robert Glasper, and shaped the current Blue Note trend, and Norah herself. Many jazz legends participated in the recording, including legendary players such as saxophonist Wayne Shorter and organist Dr. Lonnie Smith, as well as drummer Brian Blade, who has been involved with Norah since her debut album. The limited edition DVD includes the music video for the lead single "Carry On" and a commentary video about the new album "Day Breaks". Norah Jones 'Day Breaks' Japan Pre-release October 5, 2016 (Wed) Limited Edition: (SHM-CD+DVD) UCCQ-9039 \3,456 (tax in) Regular Edition: (SHM-CD) UCCQ-1065 \2,700 (tax in)