Album artwork for Pick Me Up Off The Floor by Norah Jones

Norah Jones didn't mean to make another album. After she finished touring 2016's Day Breaks — her beloved return to piano-based jazz — she walked away from the well-worn album cycle grind and into an unfamiliar territory without boundaries: a series of short sessions with an ever-changing array of collaborators resulting in a diverse stream of singles (with Mavis Staples, Rodrigo Amarante, Thomas Bartlett, Tarriona Tank Ball, and more). But then an odd thing happened. Slowly but surely, the session songs Jones hadn't released congealed into that very thing she'd meant to avoid - an album, lucky for us. Because Pick Me Up Off The Floor is not some disjointed collage. It holds together beautifully, connected by the sly groove of her piano trios, lyrics that confront loss and portend hope, and a heavy mood that leans into darkness before ultimately finding the light.

Norah Jones

Pick Me Up Off The Floor

Virgin
Album artwork for Pick Me Up Off The Floor by Norah Jones
CD

$15.99

Released 06/17/2020Catalog Number

B003179402

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Album artwork for Pick Me Up Off The Floor by Norah Jones
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Released 06/17/2020Catalog Number

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Norah Jones

Pick Me Up Off The Floor

Virgin
Album artwork for Pick Me Up Off The Floor by Norah Jones
CD

$15.99

Released 06/17/2020Catalog Number

B003179402

Learn more
Album artwork for Pick Me Up Off The Floor by Norah Jones
LP

$21.99

Black
Released 06/17/2020Catalog Number

B003179801

Learn more

Norah Jones didn't mean to make another album. After she finished touring 2016's Day Breaks — her beloved return to piano-based jazz — she walked away from the well-worn album cycle grind and into an unfamiliar territory without boundaries: a series of short sessions with an ever-changing array of collaborators resulting in a diverse stream of singles (with Mavis Staples, Rodrigo Amarante, Thomas Bartlett, Tarriona Tank Ball, and more). But then an odd thing happened. Slowly but surely, the session songs Jones hadn't released congealed into that very thing she'd meant to avoid - an album, lucky for us. Because Pick Me Up Off The Floor is not some disjointed collage. It holds together beautifully, connected by the sly groove of her piano trios, lyrics that confront loss and portend hope, and a heavy mood that leans into darkness before ultimately finding the light.