Spektor As Featured Artist (12)
Songs on this list feature Regina Spektor working with other artists. Most of them were not released by her.
| Title | Co-Artist | Album |
|---|---|---|
| "All is Love" | Anders Griffen | All Over the Place |
| "Kids" | Anders Griffen | All Over the Place |
| "Sunset" | Anders Griffen | Ox |
| "Fire" | Kimya Dawson | Hidden Vagenda |
| "Moving On" (piano) | Kimya Dawson | Hidden Vagenda |
| "Modern Girls & Old Fashion Men" | The Strokes | Reptilia (Single B-Side) |
| "Voice on Tape" | Jenny Owen Youngs | Batten the Hatches |
| "Hell No" | Sondre Lerche | Dan in Real Life Soundtrack |
| "You Don't Know Me" | Ben Folds | Way to Normal |
| "Left-Hand Song" | Joshua Bell | At Home with Friends |
| "Where the Cold Wind Blows" (piano) | Nickel Eye | The Time of the Assassins |
| "Call Them Brothers" | Only Son/Jack Dishel | What We Saw from the Cheap Seats (iTunes Version) |
Spektor has also recorded spoken introductions for the songs in The Crimea's album Secrets of the Witching Hour, as well as a guest narration for Quodia's album The Arrow.
Read more about this topic: List Of Regina Spektor Songs
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