houndsoflove Posted January 11 Posted January 11 (edited) https://www.instagram.com/p/C1-I5s8RAv5/?hl=en&img_index=1 Out March 1st 1. Thinking About You 2. But Not Kiss 3. Wanna Quit All the Time 4. Lego Ring with Lil Yachty 5. Feeling Good Today 6. Lifetime 7. He Loves Me Yeah! 8. eBay Purchase History 9. Underdressed at the Symphony 10. Tttttime Edited January 11 by houndsoflove
liquiddiamonds Posted January 20 Posted January 20 (edited) Her streams are so impressive for an indie act that doesn’t even feel A-List indie like Mitski. Loved her last album. I will definitely check this one out Edited January 20 by liquiddiamonds
sam.teas Posted February 17 Posted February 17 Lego Ring is a freaking obsession, but He Loves Me Yeah! and Ttttttime are amazing too! This is my first time approaching her in full! Gonna give a listen to the rest of her catalogue!
JoeAg Posted February 17 Posted February 17 I like her a lot but sometimes she sounds so much like Natalie Prass that it makes me sad that Natalie Prass's debut album didn't get as much hype as Faye always gets. idk lol. did Faye go viral on tiktok or something? it seems everyone knows about her. anyway! both fantastic artists obviously But Not Kiss is stunning, and the other three pre-release singles are super cute I think for me it's... But Not Kiss > Lego Ring > Lifetime > Feeling Good Today
smholiv Posted February 17 Posted February 17 this is going to be aoty... I feel like her last two albums were already incredible but there's something to this where it's taking her style in a new direction yet it still feels distinctly her
sam.teas Posted February 17 Posted February 17 Alright, the album commences with a gentle and tender exposition, complemented by these delicately electrified strings that aptly dictate the tempo. Her vocal finesse, renowned for its subtlety, is reaffirmed here. As the track unfolds, the production escalates, evolving into a "further dynamic" arrangement, enriched with expanded musical accompaniments and instrumentation. Frankly, it may run a tad long, but it harmonizes well within the context. Wanna Quit All The Time exudes charm, characterized by a more rounded and supple production, with velvety, leisurely vocals gracefully intertwining with the melody. It's not among my personal favorites, if I may be candid. Undoubtedly, He Loves Me Yeah! is my paramount choice: the production, the guitar, and the vocals embellished with a subtle filtering effect! Truly remarkable! It is bound to be a standout among the fans. The vocals are meticulously synchronized with the rhythm, seamlessly transitioning between brisk and leisurely passages. While mildly repetitive, its beauty is undeniable. As for the title track, it takes a retrospective stance, aligning itself with the ambiance of the initial track, albeit with a further deceleration and softening, which somewhat influences (and perhaps compromises) the production quality. The closing track is peculiar yet integral: her utterance of "t-t-t-t-t-t-imeee" is quite distinctive! The accompanying violin adds an exceptional layer to the composition!
AndresVanDeKamp Posted February 17 Posted February 17 Loving all of the pre-release tracks. Can't wait for this!
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