The Peter Malick Group Feat. Norah Jones

New York City: The Chill Album - Released 30th January 2006 on Universal Music

Eight Exquisite Remixes by DJ Strobe Featuring Vocals From The Grammy Award-Winning Queen Of Soulful Jazz

Norah Jones is set to seduce the post-club crowd with her soothing, sultry vocals, set to rippling, smooth beats! One of the most respected names in dance music production - DJ Strobe – has remixed 8 tracks originally recorded by Norah with the Peter Malick Group prior to her multi-platinum debut release.

This new album from Universal Music, ‘New York City: The Chill Album,’ ably demonstrates the versatility of Norah Jones’ vocal ability with eight new laid-back electonica remixes. DJ Strobe is renowned for his remix work for such respected artists as Missy Elliot, Salt N’ Pepper, Toni Braxton and Leftfield. On ‘New York City: The Chill Album,’ Strobe brings a funky ambient tone to his reworking of “New York City” (“Brooklyn Broken Beat” Remix feat. Split Vizionz) and a haunting, Latin groove to his Bossa Nova remix of the popular track “Strange Transmission.”

Track Listing

1. Things You Don’t Have To Do (DJ Strobe Longin’ in Ibiza Remix)

2. Strange Transmissions (Chillout Remix)

3. Deceptively Yours (DJ Strobe 7 Below Zero Remix)

4. New York City (DJ Strobe Brooklyn Broken Beat Remix)

5. Things You Don’t Have To Do (Sunrise Remix)

6. Strange Transmissions (DJ Strobe “Sand Under My Havianas” Bossanova Remix)

7. Deceptively Yours Strange Transmissions (DJ Strobe Seedy Motel Sunrise Remix)

8. New York City (Lazy Sunday Afternoon in Prospect Park Remix)

Since emerging onto the international music scene in 2002, Norah Jones has become a musical phenomenon. Critically lauded and commercially successful (her debut album alone – ‘Come Away With Me’ - has sold in excess of 18 million copies worldwide), Norah Jones has developed a unique blend of jazz and traditional vocal pop with hints of bluesy country and contemporary folk. Norah Jones’ incredible success comes partly from this ability to effortlessly blend several musical genres and her unique vocal talents lend themselves to a range of different styles.

Check out the Norah Jones website:- www.norahjones.com

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