Faye

Swedish singer-songwriter from Sweden

Faye - Swedish singer-songwriter from Sweden
Born

October 23rd, 1987
37 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Sweden

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Born on October 23, 1987, Faye is a Swedish singer-songwriter recognized for her work in the pop music genre. She gained attention with the release of the single 'Breathe' in 2012, which highlighted her distinctive voice and lyrical style. The artist emerged from the Swedish music scene and has released several EPs and albums, showcasing a blend of electronic and pop influences. Faye's music often explores themes of love and introspection, resonating with a wide audience, leading to a growing fan base across Europe and beyond.

Released the single 'Breathe'

Released multiple successful EPs and albums

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