Norah Jones is back with the brand new single "Happy Pills," which will appear on her forthcoming album 'Little Broken Hearts.' The doo-wop bass driven track was produced by Danger Mouse, he also produced the rest of the album.
Below are some lyrical highlights from "Happy Pills," which tells a tale of a woman vying for her independence.
Trying to pick up the pace, trying to make it so I never see your face again.
Time to throw this away. Want to make sure that you never waste my time again."
How does it feel, oh how does it feel to be you right now, dear?
You broke this apart, so pick up your piece and go away from me.
Please just let me go now, please just let me go. Would you please just let me go now? Please just let me go.
Jones and Danger Mouse first worked together when the producer called upon Jones to contribute vocals to his acclaimed 2011 album 'ROME,' and their connection proved deep enough that they decided to collaborate on Jones’ fifth studio album. Little Broken Hearts, which features original songs co-written by Jones and Danger Mouse, is the fascinating next step in the artistic evolution of one of the most intriguing singers to have emerged in the past decade. Together they have married their highly personal styles to create an entirely new sound, according to NoraJones.com.
According to her site, Jones, 32, will be touring this summer at a mixture of festivals, amphitheatres and theatres in the US and abroad. The nine-time Grammy-winning singer will be appearing at the iconic outdoor amphitheatre in Los Angeles on August 10 and at Kodak Hall at Eastman Theater in Rochester, New York, on June 29.
'Little Broken Hearts' will arrive May 1 via Blue Note Records.
