Sharon Van Etten is a celebrated American singer-songwriter and actress known for her evocative music and compelling performances. She made her debut in the music scene with the self-released album *Because I Was in Love* in 2009, which showcased her raw emotional depth and lyrical prowess. Following this, her 2010 album *epic* garnered critical acclaim for its intimate sound and collaborative spirit, featuring contributions from various artists that enriched her musical style.

Her third studio album, *Tramp* (2012), produced by Aaron Dessner of The National, marked a significant evolution in her sound, incorporating a range of musical influences and collaborations with notable musicians. This was followed by *Are We There* (2014), which she co-produced, further solidifying her reputation as a formidable artist. After a brief hiatus, Van Etten returned with *Remind Me Tomorrow* (2019), showcasing a bold departure into electronic sounds, which received widespread praise.

In addition to her musical career, Van Etten has made a mark in the acting world, appearing in the Netflix series *The OA* and the film *Never Rarely Sometimes Always*. Her versatility as an artist is reflected in her ability to convey deep emotions through both music and performance. With her most recent album, *We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong* (2022), she continues to captivate audiences, making her a sought-after artist in both the music and film industries.