Russian-born American singer-songwriter and pianist associated with the New York anti-folk scene. Debuted with 11:11 in 1999 and is known for piano-led compositions, distinctive vocals and surreal, narrative lyrics.

Debut album 11:11 (1999). Notable albums covered in DeBaser reviews include Soviet Kitsch (review 2005), Begin to Hope (review 2006), Far (review 2009), What We Saw From The Cheap Seats (review 2012) and Remember Us to Life (review 2016).

Reviews praise Regina Spektor's piano-centric songwriting, vocal versatility and originality. Critics note her anti-folk roots and growing sonic variety across albums. Her lyrics mix surrealism, social observation and storytelling. Overall reception on DeBaser is favorable, highlighting artistic growth and memorable performances.

For:Fans of piano-led singer-songwriters, indie and anti-folk listeners, admirers of lyrical storytelling.

 Dedication and originality are the qualities on which Regina Spektor has decided to focus to achieve success.

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 Regina Spektor, Russian-born American singer-songwriter, presented herself to the world in 1999 with “11:11”, her debut album consisting of a handful of songs for voice and piano (and some impromptu percussion).

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 Regina always cares tremendously for what she sings, and even in “Remember Us to Life,” every note that comes out of her mouth is an immense pleasure for the ears, try it to believe it.

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