Alexandra Savior shares acoustic version of hit single “But You” + music video
Alexandra Savior shares acoustic version of hit single “But You” + music video | LP ‘The Archer’ is out now via 30th Century Records
ALEXANDRA SAVIOR
SHARES NEW SINGLE + VIDEO
FOR ACOUSTIC VERSION OF
“BUT YOU”
FROM NEW ALBUMTHE ARCHER
P(Proceeds will be donated to The Loveland Fountain
)& ANNOUNCES NEW EUROPEAN TOUR DATES

The world is not quite the same as it was when Alexandra Savior released her sophomore album, The Archer, on January 10, via Danger Mouse’s 30th Century Records.
When her European tour was postponed for a year, “Portland’s mystery girl (VICE)” immediately responded by selling her one-of-a-kind artwork for charity as an initial response to the pandemic. Today, as a further response, she shares her acoustic cover of “But You,” along with a video. Proceeds will go to The Loveland Foundation. On choosing this particular foundation Savior says, ” they help young women of color retrieve free therapy and mental health Counseling. It’s incredibly powerful and necessary work that they do and I’m honored to be able to support in some small way”
The album version of “But You” currently has more than 877K streams on Spotify alone, it’s one of Alexandra Savior’s most popular songs. For this acoustic version, she reworked the song on guitar with Mel Guerison, who is the violinist and producer. The result is this sparse, disconsolate sounding rendition. She made the accompanying video for this version using Super8 footage of her grandfather’s family from the 60s – befitting the eerie poignance of the song.
Billboard, who exclusively premiered her album, The Archer, says she is “more empowered and focused than she was before,” and also that “she acknowledges there’s an intentional #MeToo aspect to many of the new songs… Savior also struggled through an abusive personal relationship that she says many of The Archer’s songs are about.”
ALEXANDRA SAVIOR’S 2021 EUROPEAN TOUR DATES
May 20 – Berlin, Germany – Privatclub
May 21 – Cologne, Germany – Artheater
May 22 – Amsterdam, Holland – Melkweg OZ
May 24 – Dublin, Ireland – Whelans
May 25 – Glasgow, UK – St. Lukes
May 27 – London, UK – Islington Assembly Hall
June 1 – Brussels, Belgium – Botanique Rotonde
June 2 – Paris, France- Petite Bain
June 6 – Istanbul, Turkey – Zorlu Performing Arts Center
June 9 – Madrid, Spain – Moby Dick
June 10 – Barcelona, Spain – Sala Nau
