Atlanta-born singer-songwriter Faye Webster recently graced the Tiny Desk stage along with her band and a string quartet, offering a mesmerizing performance that showcased her unique blend of dreamy indie pop. The setlist included tracks like "But Not Kiss" and the title song from her latest album, "Underdressed at the Symphony." Known for her gentle yet captivating presence, Webster also mesmerized with songs from her acclaimed record, "Atlanta Millionaires Club," such as "Jonny." The addition of Trey Pollard's string arrangements elevated the performance to a dream-like quality.

Born in 1997, Faye Webster comes from a musical family background, drawing inspiration from her grandfather's bluegrass roots and her mother's musical talents. Starting her music career at a young age, Webster has released several albums, with highlights including "Faye Webster" in 2017 and "Atlanta Millionaires Club" in 2019. Her latest release, "Underdressed at the Symphony," has garnered critical acclaim and led her to perform at prestigious music festivals like Coachella and Primavera Sound.

Outside of music, Webster's interests range from her love for the Atlanta Braves to her hobbies of photography, yo-yoing, and Pokémon. Her diverse creative talents have even led to collaborations with brands like Nike for photography projects. Personal anecdotes reveal her crush on a baseball player, which inspired a song, as well as her past relationship with Boothlord from Danger Incorporated. Through her artistry and unique personality, Faye Webster continues to captivate audiences with her intimate and enchanting musical style.