Kimya Dawson

Kimya Dawson was that woman who sang a bunch of songs from Juno. Okay, with that out of the way...

Kimya is a singer/songwriter from Washington whose style is commonly classified as anti-folk. More specifically, Kimya makes acoustic, lo-fi pop songs -- usually armed with only her guitar and her girlish singing voice -- with revealing, guileless, even cutesy lyrics. Her subject matter ranges from death and diseases to pop culture references and poop jokes.

She was a member of indie pop band The Moldy Peaches, who are currently on hiatus.

Discography:

I'm Sorry Sometimes I'm Mean (2002)
Knock Knock Who (2004)
My Cute Fiend Sweet Princess (2004)
Hidden Vagenda (2004)
Remember That I Love You (2006)
Alphabutt (children's album) (2008)
Thunder Thighs ( 2011)

Kimya Dawson provides examples of the following tropes:

Folk Music
Grief Song "I will lose my shit if someone else around me dies"
Singer-songwriter
Silly Love Songs "Anyone But You"
Three Chords and the Truth