Norah Jones – Not Too Late

NORAH JONES is a magician. Her songs are an oasis of calm in a hectic, noisy world. Still, figuring out the secret of their success seems an almost impossible endeavor. Her first two albums, the sensational debut "Come Away With Me" (2002), which won her eight Grammys (!), And "Feels Like Home" (2004), sold a whopping 32 million copies worldwide - across all generations of listeners away. In this country, the second album was triple platinum-refined and reached second place in the Media Control annual charts!

On January 26th, 2007, her third album, "Not Too Late", will be released, for which she composed or at least co-wrote all the songs herself. The distinctive 27-year-old singer and pianist, who looks like a girl, a Madonna and a muse at the same time, has matured to full bloom. Adorable!

Norah Jones has released her third and most personal statement to-date. With Not Too Late, Norah's songwriting takes center stage, allowing for a much more complete picture of Norah herself, her personality, her humor, her mind. Many of the musicians on Not Too Late will be familiar to Norah's fans, including guitarists Jesse Harris , Adam Levy, Robbie McIntosh, and Kevin Breit, drummer Andy Borger, and singer Daru Oda, with many special guests lending their talents as well, from M. Ward to jazz organist Larry Goldings to Kronos Quartet cellist Jeff Ziegler. Not Too Late further establishes Norah Jones as a timeless artist with a distinctive sound, loyal and expanding fanbase, and a level of artistry that will continue to grow and delight listeners for years to come.