With the assured murmur of a best friend in your headphones, Dodie Clark came straight out of YouTube with a hard-won fandom and a clutch of sharply worded folk-pop confessions. She got her start in the early 2010s by performing widely shared covers on social media before releasing a series of highly regarded singles and EPs that developed her distinctively mournful voice. Her perky melodies and caustic observations of love-gone-weird are built up in quiet layers of guitar, cello, percussion, and cooing walls of massed harmonies (“Sick of Losing Soulmates”).