Black (Norah Jones song)

Complex.com, "The album was inspired by spaghetti westerns (read: Ennio Morricone, the GAWD of all sounds Western) but with Danger Mouse at the helm, the album has a decidedly modern sound," and, ""Black," one of the tracks to feature Norah Jones, follows the aforementioned model well with production that channels a brightly lit dystopian atmosphere. Jones is casted perfectly as she croons with little effort of a world gone asunder."^[4]

The Atlantic, "On "Black," Jones channels a sensual femme fatale from decades past. Imagine big landscapes, devastating stakes, and morose characters trapped in a tragedy. The lyrics convey hopeless despair in a casual tone, as Jones sings of being punished for her misdeeds, of dead ends, of being pursued."^[5]

Time, "The plaintive guitar, menacing beat and dreamy vocals had me immediately breaking out Shazam to figure out what it was. The track is "Black," from Danger Mouse's 2011 album Rome, with vocals by Norah Jones."^[6]

Spin, "A gorgeous slow-burner, with the singer delivering one of her sultriest vocal performances in years over organ washes and lush string orchestration."^[7]

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• Danger Mouse, Daniele Luppi - Black ft. Norah Jones on YouTube
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