Faye Webster announces new album with lead single featuring Lil Yachty and releases Irish tour dates

Faye Webster has announced the release of her new album Underdressed at the Symphony, out 1st March via Secretly Canadian. Accompanying the announcement is the record’s lead single - ‘Lego Ring (ft. Lil Yachty).’

The new song comes with an interactive music video featuring both Faye and Yachty playing a video game, created by the video’s director Kyle Ng of Braindead Studios, that fans can play along with here.

Teasing the forthcoming project, Webster released two of the album’s singles—‘But Not Kiss’ and ‘Lifetime’—last year. Both songs explore the terra incognita of emotional intimacy, where adoration and ardour conflict with comfort, understanding and even platonic love.

Since the release of her last full length in 2021, Faye Webster has seen a remarkable swell in audience and acclaim brought on by TikTok and the viral popularity of her songs ‘Kingston’ and ‘I Know You.’

LP art for Underdressed at the Symphony

Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia—a centre of gravity for hip-hop, soul and blues music scenes—Webster’s body of work is steeped in multiple genres and traditions, from bluegrass and country to R&B and alternative rock. Her Southern roots are obvious but Webster had more than country music inspiring her worldview—she was deeply embedded in the culture of her hometown. Lil Yachty was her classmate, she’d often sneak out to catch underground shows and fortuitously had befriended rapper-producer Ethereal while in high school.

Faye Webster and Lil Yachty / Photograph by Michelle Mercado

With the approaching release of Underdressed at the Symphony, multi-hyphenate talent Faye Webster enters a thrilling next chapter. Underdressed at the Symphony will be available on CD, cassette, black vinyl and “Faye Blue” vinyl where records are sold. A limited edition Blue & White Bullseye vinyl will be available via www.fayewebster.com.

In the meantime fans can listen to Webster’s latest single ‘Lego Ring (ft. Lil Yachty)’ on Spotify.