Lowe will drop his EP Lay It on Me this summer
Backed by the Nashville outfit Los Straitjackets, Lowe kicks off the track with lines that stand in stark contrast to the laidback guitar: “Don’t be nice to me/I’m undeserving of your kind attention.” Later, he takes the point even further: “When I find a rock big enough for me to crawl under/I’m gonna hang a sign outside to the world: ‘Stay away.
'”” a track inspired by sampler LPs invented by CBS in the late Sixties — which he discussed with his friends once night over dinner. “During what might be described as the ‘port and cigars’ part of the evening, we found ourselves riffing on the idea of producing a sampler for an imaginary record label of its imaginary artists,” he said.” series, where artists play music from home in quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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