NPR is streaming an exclusive first listen of Regina Spektor’s newest album “What We Saw from the Cheap Seats.” There is something delightfully attainable about the artist’s newest work. She loses none of the intricacy she is known for, but each and every one of the songs on her newest album can be enjoyed on the very first listen.
Regina has crafted something that will satiate long-time fans completely, while drawing in a whole new body of listeners, too. She provides a beautiful blend of songs that fit together like puzzle pieces, while each still provides a unique story and experience.
Spektor is the queen of quirky and will never compromise that special nature that colors her unique music. Her na?
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ALBUM REVIEW: Regina Spektor, “What we saw from the Cheap Seats”
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