Annie Clark, a.k.a. St. Vincent, is a rock and roll chameleon. She is a master at reinvention and twisting the strands of its ...

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Singer St. Vincent has designed a new guitar specifically for women. The musician, whose real name is Annie Clark, has created a guitar after struggling with traditional ‘male’ designs.

St. Vincent plays her signature guitar at a 2018 Los Angeles concert. Credit: Michael Tullberg/Getty Images In a recent panel with fellow Ernie Ball Music Man artists for virtual guitar show ...

Clark is the genre-crossing genius and guitar-god behind the music of St Vincent. She released her eponymous fourth album last year (her fifth if you include the brass-filled Love This Giant which ...

St. Vincent has a bold sense of style, so her latest collaboration makes a lot of sense. Teaming up with Ernie Ball Music Man, she’s designed her own signature guitar available in black and ...

St. Vincent disrupts that formula, utilizing an array of pedals and amplifiers to make her guitar into a chameleonic titan.

"For me, a guitar that is not too heavy is really important because I'm not a very big person," she told Guitar World magazine. "I can't even play a Sixties Strat or Seventies Les Paul.

The St. Vincent guitar was designed from scratch, mixing 1980s German synth-pop aesthetics with American muscle-car colors. The structure considers the practical needs of a guitarist who knows ...