Sarah Jaffe
A versatile singer/songwriter whose career has traversed synth pop, indie rock, and chamber folk, Sarah Jaffe consistently brings both experimental ambition and a melodic pop sense to her work. Based in Denton, Texas, she first earned accolades for the stark folk-oriented style of her debut EP and subsequent 2010 full-length Suburban Nature. Her folk-pop song "Clementine" was used in the 2011 film Life Happens, after which Jaffe began to transition her sound toward an increasingly more experimental pop style with albums like 2012's The Body Wins and 2017's electronic-driven Bad Baby.
A native of Texas, Jaffe grew up outside of Dallas and spent a year in Los Angeles before settling in the vibrant musical hub of Denton, where she burst onto the city's indie scene during the late 2000s, making memorable live appearances at venues like the Austin City Limits festival and winning recognition in several categories at the Dallas Observer Music Awards. Raves for her initial EP, 2008's Even Born Again, in the American and U.K. press, as well as an international tour supporting the band Midlake raised the singer's profile even further and she signed a deal with Kirtland Records, which released the full-length Suburban Nature as her official debut in 2010. The home-recorded The Way Sound Leaves a Room EP arrived in 2011, while later that year, her song "Clementine" was featured prominently during the closing credits of the film Life Happens, further boosting her exposure.
Jaffe's sound began to shift toward experimental pop on 2012's evocative full-length The Body Wins and its electro-pop follow-up, Don't Disconnect, in 2014. A few months after the release of Don't Disconnect, she issued the remix EP Visions, which featured contributions from Blue, the Misfit, Mystery Skulls, Symbolyc, and several others. On her follow-up LP, 2017's Bad Baby, Jaffe continued to dial in on her bright synth pop- and electronic-oriented styles. A pair of 2019 EPs, This Is Better Pt. 1 and Pt. 2, took a more sultry, soulful approach.
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Suburban Nature
Alternative & Indie - Released by Kirtland Records on May 18, 2010
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Don't Disconnect
Rock - Released by Kirtland Records on Aug 19, 2014
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The Body Wins
Rock - Released by Kirtland Records on Apr 24, 2012
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The Way Sound Leaves A Room
Rock - Released by Kirtland Records on Jun 5, 2012
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This is Better, Pt. 1
Pop - Released by Kirtland Records on Jul 19, 2019
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SMUT
Pop - Released by Magic Music League Recordings on Oct 25, 2019
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Nice To See You Again
Pop - Released by Magic Music League Recordings on Apr 30, 2021
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Bad Baby
Alternative & Indie - Released by Kirtland Records on May 19, 2017
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Even Born Again
Rock - Released by Kirtland Records on Mar 20, 2012
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Vulnerable
Alternative & Indie - Released by Kirtland Records on Feb 2, 2010
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Visions
Alternative & Indie - Released by Kirtland Records on Jul 10, 2015
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Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground
Alternative & Indie - Released by Lower Colorado Record Authority on Oct 27, 2023
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The Championship
Pop - Released by Magic Music League Recordings on Sep 30, 2021
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This is Better, Pt. 2
Pop - Released by Kirtland Records on Jul 19, 2019
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Dinosaur
Pop - Released by Magic Music League Recordings on Jan 15, 2021
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Lover Girl (Radio Edit)
Alternative & Indie - Released by Kirtland Records on Aug 25, 2014
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Did David Feel Like This?
Progressive Rock - Released by Kirtland Records on Mar 25, 2016
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Foggy Field (Remix)
Rock - Released by Kirtland Records on Apr 2, 2013
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Glorified High (The Cannabinoids Remix)
Rock - Released by Kirtland Records on Oct 22, 2012
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