Faye Webster

Faye Webster, born Faye Connell Webster on June 25, 1997, is an American singer-songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia. She began releasing music as a teenager, self-releasing her eponymous debut EP in 2012 at age 15, and has since become one of Atlanta's most distinctive musical voices, closely associated with the city's Awful Records scene despite her sound sitting apart from its hip-hop core.

Her music blends indie pop, alternative country, R&B, and soft rock into a warm, understated style built around pedal steel guitar, gentle grooves, and plainspoken, often wry lyrics about longing, self-doubt, and everyday intimacy. This genre-crossing approach, along with her deadpan vocal delivery, has made her a singular figure who resists easy categorization within any single scene.

Songs like «Kingston», «Right Side of My Neck», and «In a Good Way» showcase her knack for pairing vulnerable songwriting with lush, twangy instrumentation, while tracks such as «Jonny» and its «Jonny (Reprise)» highlight her interest in reworking and revisiting her own material. Webster has built a devoted following through her consistently intimate, idiosyncratic records and her willingness to blend Southern musical traditions with contemporary indie sensibilities.