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This March 26, 2019 photo shows musician Sara Bareilles posing for a portrait in New York. Her latest album, “Chaos,” released in April, marks her return to pop music after a nearly six-year hiatus. It follows 2013’s “The Blessed Unrest,” which boasted the successful single “Brave” and scored her a Grammy nomination for album of the year. During that gap, she wrote music for and later starred in the Broadway musical, “Waitress.” She’s earned two Tony Award nominations and released the theater album, “What's Inside: Songs from Waitress,” in 2015. (Photo by Brian Ach/Invision/AP)

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Amidst the chaos, Sara Bareilles finds a new voice

This March 26, 2019 photo shows musician Sara Bareilles posing for a portrait in New York. Her latest album, “Chaos,” released in April, marks her return to pop music after a nearly six-year hiatus. It follows 2013’s “The Blessed Unrest,” which boasted the successful single “Brave” and scored her a Grammy nomination for album of the year. During that gap, she wrote music for and later starred in the Broadway musical, “Waitress.” She’s earned two Tony Award nominations and released the theater album, “What's Inside: Songs from Waitress,” in 2015. (Photo by Brian Ach/Invision/AP)

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