Her silky smooth voice is her trademark: Norah Jones. Now she uses it for the first time for a Christmas album. Yes, a few classics like "White Christmas" are included. But mostly, she's relying on her second world-famous trademark: originals by Norah Jones. Merry Christmas! Norah Jones has been a consistent voice of warmth and reassurance for nearly 20 years, ever since her cozy 2002 debut album "Come Away With Me" became a familiar musical companion for millions around the world. Now, the 9-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter and pianist has recorded her first Christmas album, "I Dream Of Christmas," a delightful and comforting collection of timeless Christmas songs and poignant new songs that explore the complicated emotions of our time and our hopes for a holiday season filled with joy and togetherness. "I've always loved Christmas music, but until now I never had the desire to make a Christmas album," says Norah. "Last year, I found myself listening to James Brown's Funky Christmas and Elvis' Christmas Album on Sundays during lockdown to calm myself down. In January 2021, I started thinking about making my own Christmas album. It gave me something to work on and look forward to." "I Dream Of Christmas" was produced by Leon Michels and features an excellent cast: Brian Blade on drums, Tony Scherr and Nick Movshon on bass, Russ Pahl on pedal steel guitar, Marika Hughes on cello, Dave Guy on trumpet, Raymond Mason on trombone and Michels on saxophone, flute, drums and more.