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The Haim sisters are heading out for a North American tour!

Faye Webster has shared a new live EP which features a cover of Fleet Foxes‘ ‘If You Need to, Keep Time on Me’ – listen to it below.The singer’s new release, which follows her full-length album ‘I Know I’m Funny Haha’ from earlier this year, was recorded live at Electric Lady Studios in New York City.The seven-track release features mainly songs from ‘I Know I’m Funny Haha’, alongside the Fleet Foxes cover.Listen to the whole thing below:Reviewing Faye Webster’s ‘I Know I’m Funny Haha’ upon its

The long-awaited follow-up to Igor, Tyler's Grammy-winning 2019 project, is here. Call Me If You Get Lost was preceded by the song "LUMBERJACK," a small portion of "WUSYANAME," and a number of teasers.

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Atlanta-based singer/songwriter Faye Webster is back with a new single "Cheers," the first single from her upcoming album I Know I’m Funny haha, out on June 25 via Secretly Canadian. A tale of love on unsure ground, "Cheers" is indie rock that buzzes with the anxiety of not being 100% sure on where you stand with someone.

Faye Webster has shared a new single, ‘Better Distractions’, her second original release for the year.‘Better Distractions’ was recorded in an Athens studio regularly frequented by Webster, and produced by Drew Vandenberg. The new track arrives alongside an accompanying music video, shot by Matt Swinsky and regular collaborator Eat Humans.Watch the clip for ‘Bittersweet Distractions’ below:‘Better Distractions’ follows on from Webster’s first single for 2020, ‘In A Good Way‘.

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The song might or might not be about her favourite baseball team

Atlanta singer-songwriter Faye Webster has shared a new song. It’s called “In a Good Way” and it arrives with a music video co-directed by Webster and frequent collaborator Hunter Airheart. Check it out below.