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Faye Webster is an Atlanta-based singer-songwriter celebrated for her fusion of folk, R&B, and indie pop elements. Characterized by introspective lyrics and an emotive vocal delivery, Webster’s music has left a unique imprint on the contemporary American music scene.

Webster’s notable discography began to take shape with her self-titled album, “Faye Webster,” released in 2017. The intimate blend of country, folk, and R&B elements struck a chord with listeners, setting her apart from her contemporaries. Her subsequent work, “Atlanta Millionaires Club,” further cemented her position as a distinctive voice. Released in 2019, the album showcased her remarkable songwriting ability and drew widespread praise forPlayboi Carti its blending of disparate musical influences. Webster’s 2021 release, “I Know I’m Funny haha,” continued the trend.

Throughout her career, Faye Webster’s artistic journey has been adorned with noteworthy collaborations with numerous individual artists. Her alliance with Awful Records brought her into creative collaboration with artists such as Ethereal and Father, both belonging to the hip hop genre. Additionally, her harmonious endeavor with Stella Donnelly, a singer-songwriter with a reputation for her cleverly crafted lyrics, culminated in the track “In a Good Way”. She also shared the performance arena with the likes of Julien Ehrlich and Max Kakacek, the individuals behind the American indie rock sensation known as Whitney, as well as with the multi-talented Canadian musician, Andy Shauf. Moreover, Kurt Wagner, the mainstay of the experimental country music outfit Lambchop, also features in the list of Webster’s collaborative forays. Not confined to music, her artistic versatility is further illustrated in her photography portfolio which boasts musicians such as Danger Incorporated’s Louie Duffelbags and Boothlord, and the rap sensation, Playboi Carti.

Webster’s contributions to music have not gone unnoticed. Her album “Atlanta Millionaires Club” was named Best New Music by Pitchfork in 2019, a recognition reflecting the quality and originality of her work. In addition, her songwriting prowess has led to her being named a Spotify RADAR artist, a program designed to identify and promote music’s next generation of global superstars.