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There simply is nobody like Regina Spektor.
For years, the singer/songwriter has cultivated a reputation of peerless creativity and songwriting finesse — and these skills shine through on “Up the Mountain,” a new song Spektor debuted on Friday.
Listen below:
It’s a preview of a new record from Spektor, Home, before and after, which is slated for release on June 24 and is billed as her “most quintessentially ‘New York’” record in years. It was recorded in upstate New York and co-produced by Spektor and John Congleton.
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Here’s the record’s opening song, “Becoming All Alone,” which accompanied the initial album announcement:
The new album track listing:
1. Becoming All Alone
2. Up The Mountain
3. One Man’s Prayer
4. Raindrops
5. SugarMan
6. What Might Have Been
7. Spacetime Fairytale
8. Coin
Home, before and after follows 2016’s Remember Us to Life in Spektor’s heralded catalog of original music.
She has a handful of tour dates coming up, as well:
June 25—Oxbow RiverStage—Napa, CA*
June 26—Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harvey’s—Stateline, NV*
June 28—The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park—San Diego, CA*
July 5—Sandy Amphitheater—Salt Lake City, UT
July 6—Sandy Amphitheater—Salt Lake City, UT
July 8—Villar PAC—Beaver Creek, CO
July 9—Paramount Theater—Denver, CO
July 10—Red Rocks Amphitheatre—Morrison, CO†
July 19—Carnegie Hall—New York, NY
July 24—The Mann Center—Philadelphia, PA*
July 26—The Pines Theater—Northampton, MA
July 30—Bethel Woods Center For The Arts—Bethel, NY*
August 1—Saratoga Performing Arts Center—Saratoga Springs, NY*
August 2—Leader Bank Pavilion—Boston, MA*
August 4—Forest Hills Stadium—Forest Hills, NY*
*w/ Norah Jones
†w/ The Avett Brothers
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