TVRQUOISE is the L.A based, genre-bending, indie pop project of vocalist and songwriter Faye Wellman. Her 2017 self-titled EP immediately garnered positive reviews by The 405, EARMILK, Audiofemme, and Blackbook. TVRQUOISE’s music is described as electro-dreampop with looping vocal melodies, textured beats, and sweeping synths. EARMILK put it best: TVRQUOISE’s music is “a beautiful dichotomy of pessimism and optimism.”

Faye Wellman grew up immersed in music and the arts while moving between various towns of Michigan’s west coast. At the early age of three she remembers singing songs from Tori Amos’ Little Earthquakes, an album favorited by her mother. At this young age Faye began accompanying her mother to private voice lessons, absorbing her earliest memories of vocal training.

During her adolescence Faye attended rock music camp, founded by Bay area Blues guitarist, Jimmy Dillon (Bruce Springsteen, Sting, John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, and Santana). Over a six year period Dillon mentored Faye as the two played gigs promoting his music camp. When Wellman was thirteen Dillon encouraged her to start writing and performing original music. Faye cites Dillon as a major influence in her musical development.

After graduating from Berklee College of Music in 2013, Faye relocated to Los Angeles, CA. Driving cross-country solo, Faye credits the experience with removing many of her mental blocks and planting the creative seed for TVRQUOISE. She was inspired after visiting a Tibetan store in Boulder, CO where the shop owner implored her to buy some turquoise prayer beads.

“The woman told me about the stones: how they’re supposed to help open your throat chakra, make you release through your voice, and protect you through travels. I just thought, “this really resonates with me right now.”

In 2017 Faye met Patrick Brown - engineer, producer, and owner of Different Fur Studios and Text Me Records. TVRQUOISE soon signed with Text Me Records leading to the creation a full length album. TVRQUOISE's debut album is set to release April 6, 2018.