Anderson .Paak teams up with Fender and Jameson to launch special guitar and amp

Anderson .Paak has teamed up with whiskey brand Jameson on a bespoke new bottle design, Fender guitar and amp – see the details below.

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The Grammy-winning musician has joined forces with the Irish distillers to create a Player II Telecaster electric guitar and Tone Master Princeton Reverb amplifier, both custom-designed in Jameson’s signature green.

They have also worked together on a special limited edition bottle design too, to mark this week’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. It includes imagery inspired by Paak’s career, including album artwork and Paak’s own likeness.

You can purchase the bespoke items here, here and here.

Speaking about the collaboration, Paak has said: “It was awesome to be involved in the design process, presenting different elements of my personal journey through the label artwork. It was an incredible experience to be able to immortalize this partnership with a limited-edition bottle. I am looking forward to creating more unforgettable moments with my collaboration with Jameson!”

Elsewhere, last month, Paak featured on the new single ‘Too Bad’ by G-Dragon, with a video that also starred aespa’s Karina. The track will feature on G-Dragon’s third studio album ‘Übermensch’ later this year.

Paak also made an appearance at the FireAid benefit concerts in January in support of those affected by the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. He delivered an uplifting set and brought out special guests Sheila E and Dr. Dre.

After performances of two tracks from his 2016 album ‘Malibu’ – ‘Put Me Thru’ and ‘Come Down’ – he then welcomed Dre onto the stage for a rendition of his 1999 classic ‘Still Dre’.

“Tonight we show that we can come together for a great cause, and as far as I’m concerned, this is one of the greatest nights in Los Angeles history,” Paak told the audience midway through the set, also making nods to the “devastating” circumstances that have hit the city.

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