Faye Webster

Faye Webster is an American singer-songwriter and photographer from Atlanta, Georgia, born in 1997. Working at the intersection of indie pop, soft rock, bossa nova, and R&B, she has developed a sound both intimately personal and culturally curious — influenced equally by 1970s Japanese city pop, classic singer-songwriters, and the Atlanta indie scene she grew up in. Self-titled debut (2017) and the follow-up Atlanta Millionaires Club (2019), both released on Secretly Canadian, established her as one of the more distinctive voices in American independent pop — lush, melodic, and emotionally unguarded, with a production aesthetic that balanced vintage warmth with contemporary restraint. I Know I'm Funny haha (2021) brought wider critical attention, landing on numerous year-end lists and introducing her to an international audience. Webster's music is notable for its specific emotional texture — songs about longing, comfort, and the small indignities of being a young woman in contemporary life, delivered with a kind of deadpan honesty that feels both vulnerable and wry. Her visual work — photography, album art, music videos — reflects the same aesthetic sensibility as her music. Something Small (2024) continued her evolution, her songwriting increasingly confident and her production choices more assured. Webster has been cited as an influence by subsequent artists working in indie pop and as a key figure in a loosely-defined Atlanta indie scene that also includes Lil Yachty and 6LACK.