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THE REVIEW
This is the second album by Norah Jones, the girl who sold 17 million copies with her debut, "Come Away with Me." I was quite hesitant before buying it, mainly because the genre is completely different from what I usually listen to, and I have to admit that at first, it kind of annoyed me. But after a few more listens, I really started to like it, until it completely won me over: Norah sings like a dream (and she's not bad-looking either), the arrangements are excellent, and the tracks all have a beautiful, elegant, and nocturnal charm. Most of them are ballads with piano and guitar, although there are more lively tracks like Creepin’ In, where Jones duets with Dolly Parton, a country singer. Those Sweet Words, Carnival Town, and Humble Me are also beautiful.
In conclusion: a very beautiful album, excellent for relaxing and breaking the daily grind, although I wouldn’t recommend it to the most die-hard metalheads.
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Norah Jones' second album 'Feels Like Home' showcases her dreamy vocals and elegant arrangements. Though initially challenging due to the genre shift, the album grows on listeners with its beautiful ballads and standout duet with Dolly Parton. It's praised for its nocturnal charm and quality musicianship, ideal for relaxation.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Norah Jones
American singer, songwriter and pianist born in 1979, Norah Jones rose to global fame with her Blue Note debut Come Away With Me (2002), earning eight Grammys and selling over twenty million copies. Her catalog blends jazz, pop, folk and country, with later detours including the Danger Mouse–produced Little Broken Hearts.06 Reviews
