Arlo Parks

In this home performance of Black Dog, hosted by Austin radio station KUTX 98.9, you can clearly see the waterslide decal on the headstock, identifying it as a Jazzmaster, and further, the lack of a rhythm circuit on the upper horn, the cream colored humbuckers, and the cream Strat-style knobs as opposed to the vintage witch-hat knobs that Jazzmasters are known for, can identify it as the Fender Player Jazzmaster in 3-Tone Sunburst. This can also be seen in many of their lo-fi lounge videos on their Youtube page, as well as used in their NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert.

Used in many home concerts (KUTX At Home, NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert), as well as Quarantine Sessions with their band, and it's also visible in their Lo-Fi Lounge videos, such as this one. It's easily identified by the size of the microphone grill in proportion to the base, the chromed blue finish on the base distinguishes this as the Bluebird SL, as opposed to the lighter blue color of the original Bluebird, plus the gold plate on the back as well as the barely visible gold switch on the front facing Arlo.

Used in many of Arlo's lo-fi lounge videos, identified as the Player Series model by cross-referencing the availible colors of the Fender Telecaster models, as well as narrowing it down by which models come with six individual steel saddles at the bridge, as opposed to the three brass barrel saddles that most traditional Teles have.

Arlo Parks records vocals and guitar into a Scarlett 2i2 in this NPR Tiny Desk