Alan Sparhawk has shared his riveting new solo song ‘Can U Hear’. The American musician was a key component of Low for over three decades, working alongside his creative – and life – partner Mimi Parker.
The Low singer and guitarist Alan Sparhawk has announced the details of a solo album that he discussed in a recent New Yorker profile. The musician’s follow-up to 2006’s “Solo Guitar” is titled “White Roses, My God” and will arrive on September 27th via Sub Pop Records. He’s also shared the electronic lead single “Can U Hear” and a Rick Alverson–directed music video.
“White Roses, My God” was born just as much from the grieving process following the death of Mimi Parker—Low’s inimitable drummer and vocalist, and Sparhawk’s wife—in late 2022, as it was the insatiable desire to continue experimenting musically in new ways.
Recorded at 20 Below in Duluth, Minnesota, the album was co-produced and engineered by Sparhawk and Nat Harvie, and mastered by Heba Kadry.
“Can U Hear” leads the experimental full-length “White Roses, My God“
Sparhawk will also head our on tour in support of his new solo music. After playing a few November dates in the United Kingdom,
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