Regina Spektor is known for her album Songs, which was self-released in 2002. She recorded 12 tracks from a selection of 40 songs on Christmas Day in 2001 to remember them. At the time, she was an emerging anti-folk artist with bright, narrative lyrics and solo piano accompaniments. She sold the album for $10 out of her backpack after shows. After impressing a music producer at a gig, she opened for The Strokes and signed with Sire Records. Songs will be re-released on vinyl and streaming platforms for the first time on November 29. Spektor will perform the album live at sold-out shows in Brooklyn on December 8, 9, and 10. The album has sentimental value to fans who have held onto the songs in their hearts for years.
Regina Spektor recorded Songs in 2001 to remember her songs. She recorded them in one take on Christmas Day and sold the album for $10 after shows. The album will be re-released on vinyl and streaming platforms on November 29. Fans who have held onto the songs in their hearts will now be able to listen to them more easily.
