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THE REVIEW
There's something that tùrba et sovrasta nella giovane donzella filosovietica Spektor: e non hablo dei particolarmente aggraziati tratti somatici, anzichèsì.
This luminous little piano that scuttles quickly up and down, furtive and fleeting, tenderly unruly ("Machine"), placidly conversational ("Laughing With") in a joyful union as rarely happens in the para-pop realm, breaks through in a way you would never have minimally suspected.
And then there's this fresh voice, full-bodied, sullen yet playful, fluttering, at times terribly confidential as if it seemed to address You directly.
The album, although technically polished and balanced (major debut, ohibò), generously dispenses more than a few highly successful moments. Anzichènò.
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Regina Spektor's album Far showcases a distinctive piano style and a fresh, playful voice. The production is polished and balanced for a major debut. The album offers several highly successful and intimate moments that stand out in the para-pop realm.Tracklist Videos
Regina Spektor
Russian-born American singer-songwriter and pianist who emerged from New York’s anti-folk scene. Known for piano-driven songs, vivid storytelling, and a blend of indie pop, jazz inflections, and theatrical flair.08 Reviews
