in 2001, Norah Jones debuted with the now-classic album "Come Away With Me," which fused jazz, pop, blues and a touch of country in her own unique way, and made it to multi-platinum status and several Grammy awards. Norah Jones, who had achieved worldwide fame almost overnight, did not slavishly stick to the successful concept in the years to come, but tried out different sounds and styles again and again, to the delight of her fans. Thus, in 2011, she appeared as a guest singer of Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi for their "Rome" album. Inspired by this collaboration, the album "Little Broken Hearts" was created the following year in collaboration with Danger Mouse. In June, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary, a deluxe edition on 3 LPs or 2 CDs will be released in addition to the remastered version of the original album. In addition to eight alternative versions and remixes, it will also include a complete live recording of the album repertoire, which Norah Jones recorded in 2012 in Austin City Limits, Texas.