TV Article Regina Spektor covers Radiohead's 'No Surprises' for charity By Simon Vozick-Levinson Published on April 27, 2010 07:11PM EDT Regina Spektor has just released a cover of Radiohead’s “No Surprises” to raise funds for Doctors Without Borders. The 1997 original is very close to a perfect song, and for me it’s hard to imagine anyone but Thom Yorke singing it right. Spektor’s spare version, just her and a piano, has just about won me over, though. She’s smart enough not to distract from that heartbreakingly beautiful melody with any production tricks or vocal theatrics. Well done. 100 percent of the proceeds (both Spektor’s and Radiohead’s) are going to a very worthy cause: Doctors Without Borders provides crucial medical care to the victims of earthquakes, war, and other disasters around the world. So check out Spektor’s “No Surprises” after the jump (clip via Stereogum). Then, if you like it, please do consider spending $1.29 on it at iTunes. (Follow the Music Mix on Twitter: @EWMusicMix.) More from EW.com’s Music Mix: Grizzly Bear gives a new song to Washington’s Lottery ad: Watch and hear it exclusively here! Tokyo Police Club, ‘Boots of Danger (Wait Up)’: A Music Mix exclusive stream The Roots enlist Joanna Newsom, John Legend, Jim James for new album Green Day thrills Broadway crowd with surprise ‘American Idiot’ set