“There is so much depth to Faye Webster’s dazzling fourth album. It strikes a perfect balance between classic country stoicism and the sound of the saddest person you follow on social media.”
“There are few things scarier than playing it straight. Just ask Atlanta’s Faye Webster, the 23-year-old singer-songwriter who’s spent the last seven or so years wilfully defying genre norms, sharing folk songs via left-field hip-hop imprint Awful Records and sneaking alternative R&B in front of alt-rock audiences. Add to that a self-deprecating streak that’s spawned lyrical gems such as “Even my ”
“Faye Webster’s breakthrough third album Atlanta Millionaires Club combined indie-country with soulful horns and shuffling hip-hop rhythms; a meditation on loneliness and introspection, it was praised for the way it broke musical barriers. Its follow-up, I Know I’m Funny Haha, finds her in a happier place emotionally, and this has translated into a fuller and more confident sound – but also one th”
