But Google video aside, Jetta's singing voice is what will hook you. Along with the perhaps curious use of insects in her imagery. Her official website welcomes visitors with a close-up photo of her face with an enormous beetle on it, only inches away from her left eye. If you stick around the page long enough, you'll see the beetle's legs start to twitch. Likewise, the YouTube audio clip of "Feels Like Coming Home" includes that same eco-skeletoned insect on her face, while the album art for her recently released EP, Start A Riot, features a very large spider taking up residence on her mouth.

So is the Liverpool-born and London-based singer an entomology enthusiast? Hardly. "It all stems of the concept of my album, of running with my fears and not from them. I wanted to act on what I was saying. Not just say it, but do it," Jetta told Radio.com. "I was terrified of bugs when I was young. It was a genuine fear of mine. And I really wanted to overcome it."

And she was interested in confronting those fears head-on. Literally. "That bug that you can see in the 'Feels Like Coming Home', it really was on my face," she said. "It's not computerized!"