Cæcilie Norby, born September 9, 1964, in Frederiksberg, Denmark, is a Danish jazz and pop singer. The daughter of an opera singer and composer Erik Norby, she gained early recognition with the fusion band Frontline and the pop-rock group OneTwo. In 1995, she released her self-titled debut solo album, Cæcilie Norby, on Blue Note Records, becoming the label's first Danish recording artist. Her subsequent studio releases include My Corner of the Sky (1996), Queen of Bad Excuses (1999), First Conversation (2002), and Slow Fruit (2005), featuring musical collaborations with Carsten Dahl, Jon Christensen, and Lars Danielsson. She later issued Arabesque (2010), Silent Ways (2013), Just the Two of Us (2015) with Danielsson, and Sisters in Jazz (2019). Norby has earned ten nominations for the Danish Music Awards, and her early band Frontline was awarded the Ben Webster Prize.
