Regina Spektor

Updated Nov 10

Piano-led songwriter from New York's anti-folk scene, whose odd vocal turns and sharp storytelling carried 'Fidelity' and 'Samson' to a wide audience.

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About Regina Spektor

Regina Spektor was born in Moscow and moved with her family to the Bronx as a child, where she kept up the classical piano training she had started in Russia. She came up through the downtown New York anti-folk circuit around the Sidewalk Cafe, self-releasing 11:11 and Songs before Soviet Kitsch brought her to a wider audience and support slots with The Strokes.

Her songs lean on the piano as a percussive instrument, with hiccuping vocal tics, sudden shifts in register and lyrics that read like short stories. Begin to Hope in 2006 was her breakthrough, followed by Far, What We Saw from the Cheap Seats, Remember Us to Life and Home, before and after. She also wrote and sang 'You've Got Time', the theme for Orange Is the New Black.

Alternative Anti-folk Chamber pop Indie rock Singer-songwriter