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Radio Warwick

February 22, 2006

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Regina Spektor discusses her compilation album "Mary Ann Meets the Gravediggers and Other Stories" and her upcoming album "Begin to Hope," expressing excitement for the new direction and different production styles. Describing her sound as a mix influenced by classical, jazz, hip hop, pop, punk, and folk, Spektor embraces the anti-folk label as a reflection of a community rather than a specific sound, emphasizing authenticity and self-expression. She addresses misconceptions about her lyrics, explaining her use of imagination and fictional storytelling in songwriting. Spektor shares her views on mainstream success, prioritizing genuine connection with an audience that appreciates her art. Currently touring Britain, she expresses appreciation for the warm reception and discusses her enjoyment of The Strokes' new record, highlighting a personal connection to the band.

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Radio Warwick

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University of Warwick

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February 22, 2006

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