Come Away with Me is the debut album of pianist and singer Norah Jones, released February 26, 2002 on Blue Note Records.

Norah Jones may have named her breakout jazz/folk debut Come Away With Me but we're thinking that title may be even more appropriate -- at least stylistically -- when it comes to the more alt/pop edge of her new album Little Broken Hearts (May 1, Blue Note). Jones clearly wants to move beyond the sultry balladry that made her a platinum sensation a decade ago (prompting the inevitable "Snorah" backlash) with songs like "Don't Know Why", but will her fans decide to come away with her as well this time? Lyrically, Little Broken Hearts is often directed at the end of a romantic relationship but it's also about new beginnings and stepping beyond perceptions, whether they be from a lost lover or an expectant fan. Her 2009 album The Fall began her move toward the indie art/pop territory and Hearts, a collaboration in sound and style with noted producer Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton, puts her more firmly in a more experimental, slightly edgy mood. It's not a daring, turn-the-tables kind of statement but it's certainly unlike anything she's done before. And maybe that, in itself, is a good thing...