Faye Webster Announces New Album Atlanta Millionaires Club, Shares Video for Single “Room Temperature”

Faye Webster, country-leaning singer/songwriter and certified ATLien, has announced her third album, Atlanta Millionaires Club, arriving May 24 on Secretly Canadian. Webster also shared a new single from the record, “Room Temperature,” along with its accompanying music video, which she directed herself. Watch below.

“Room Temperature,” which follows dreamy first single “Kingston,” is country gone tropical. Webster folds in pedal steel with wavy, luau-esque guitar, making “Room Temperature” a sway-inducing slow-burner. Ever the clever observer, Webster here creates a character who has become numb to her own loneliness. “Nothing means anything, at least anymore,” she sings. “Even my tears have gone room temperature.” She then promises to seek out some company. The deadpan chorus simply goes, “I should get out more.”

Here’s what Webster said about the tune and the beachy accompanying video:

Pedal steel has always been one of my favorite instruments and I generously sprinkle it throughout the record, but in ‘Room Temperature’ it is unarguably prominent. It is the first thing you hear in the song and I wanted the visual to mirror the feeling of hearing this Hawaiian/bendy/Spongebob guitar, and what better way to capture it all than Miami?

Webster, who has previously been affiliated with Atlanta rap collectives PSA and Awful Records, recorded Atlanta Millionaires Club in Athens, Ga., with co-producer Drew Vandenberg. The album title is a clever reference to the name her father used for his posse of up-and-coming Atlantan buddies in graduate school.

Again, you can watch the video for “Room Temperature” below, preorder Atlanta Millionaires Club right here, and see its cover art and tracklist further down. Keep scrolling for Faye Webster’s tour dates. Listen to “Kingston” here.

Atlanta Millionaires Club Album Art:

Atlanta Millionaires Club Tracklist:
01.Room Temperature
02. Right Side Of My Neck
03. Hurts Me Too
04. Pigeon
05. Jonny
06. Kingston
07. Come to Atlanta
08. What Used To Be
09. Flowers (Feat. Father)
10. Johnny (Reprise)

Faye Webster Tour Dates:

March
08 – Savannah, Ga. @ Savannah Stopover Music Festival
15 – Washington, D.C. @ U Street Music Hall #
16 – Philadelphia, Pa. @ Johnny Brenda’s #
20 – Hamden, Conn. @ Space Ballroom #
22 – Somerville, Mass. @ Once Ballroom #
23 – Montreal, Qué. @ Casa Del Popolo #
24 – Toronto, Ont. @ The Drake Hotel #
25 – Detroit, Mich. @ Deluxx Fluxx #
27 – Columbus, Ohio @ Ace of Cups #
28 – Bloomington, Ind. @ The Bishop #
29 – Chicago, Ill. @ Schubas Tavern #

April
02 – Seattle, Wash. @ Barboza #
03 – Portland, Ore. @ Polaris Hall #
05 – San Francisco, Calif. @ Cafe Du Nord #
06 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ Cafe Du Nord #
23 – Louisville, Ky. @ Louisville Palace %
25 – Birmingham, Ala. @ Iron City %
26 – Athens, Ga. @ 40 Watt %
27 – Charlotte, N.C. @ Fillmore Charlotte %
29 – Orlando, Fla. @ House of Blues %
30 – Miami, Fla. @ Fillmore Miami Beach %

May
01 – Jacksonville, Fla. @ Mavericks %
03 – Mobile, Ala. @ Soul Kitchen %
24 – Manchester, U.K. @ Dot to Dot Festival
25 – Bristol, U.K. @ Dot to Dot Festival
26 – Nottingham, U.K. @ Dot to Dot Festival
28 – London, U.K. @ Bermondsey Social Club
29 – London, U.K. @ Bermondsey Social Club
31 – Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands @ Best Kept Secret

June
03 – Paris, France @ La Boule Noire
16 – Manchester, Tenn. @ Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival

(# = with Stella Donnelly)
(* = with Deerhunter)
(% = with Lord Huron)