For the last decade or so, Sarah McLachlan has been building a mystery — the mystery of when or even if she’d release newly written material. That might not have been intentional on her part, but it has been 11 years since “Shine On” came out, and while she never thought that she was completely done with record-making, the singer-songwriter did have some feelings in recent years that perhaps the next one she was gradually developing could be a swan song of sorts, at least in full album form. Fortunately, once she really got into making “Better Broken,” nothing about it seemed like a broken record to her, and McLachlan says she’s fallen back in love with the studio. That’s music to the ears of fans of one of popular music’s most beautiful voices, which shouldn’t only be heard reprising

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