By Jem Aswad
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Photo: Kim Mancuso & Matt Ramirez Fast-rising British singer Sienna Spiro played a special set at New York’s intimate Soho Sessions in support of the North Shore Animal League America, a Long Island-based animal-rescue organization.
The highly touted 20-year-old singer, who released her debut album “Visitor” earlier this month, played a set for an invite-only crowd of around 150 people, based heavily on the album but also livened things up with three covers, the ‘60s R&B chestnut “Hard to Handle” (also a hit single for the Black Crowes from their 1990 debut album) and Lauryn Hill’s 1999 classic “Doo Wop (Dat Ding),” as well as the somber standard “Autumn Leaves.”
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