For someone with a career approaching its eighth anniversary, Sarah Jaffe has accomplished a great deal in a relatively short time. With her self-released EP, 2008’s Even Born Again, Jaffe established her credentials as a powerful acoustic Folk artist, which were reinforced after her signing to Kirtland and her debut full-length, Suburban Nature. But her 2011 EP, The Way Sound Leaves a Room, found Jaffe moving to a more eclectic orchestral/Electronic direction — an exploration that continued on 2012’s The Body Wins and last year’s Don’t Disconnect (she even provided vocals for a track on Eminem’s Marshall Mathers 2 album, as well as Jon Brion’s musical bed for the Monsters University short, The Blue Umbrella). If you’re looking for something new, Sarah Jaffe has that amazement you ordered.

YOU’LL DIG IT IF YOU DIG: Sarah McLachlan, Sinead O’Connor and Tracey Thorn form the 21st-century Electro Pop Roches. (BB)