Eric Clapton Unveils Previously Unreleased Track 'Higher Power' from Journeyman Era

Eric Clapton is set to surprise fans with a previously unreleased recording from the Journeyman era. The track, titled "Higher Power" and written by Jerry Williams, will make its debut on November 21, over 30 years after it was originally recorded. The announcement was made on Clapton's official Facebook page, with a music video premiere scheduled for the same day.
The countdown for the music video premiere is already live on YouTube, where fans can catch the debut on Friday morning. Jerry Williams, the songwriter behind several Clapton hits, penned "Higher Power" along with other well-known tracks. This release is part of the upcoming Journeyman: Deluxe Edition, which includes three other unreleased songs from the original recording sessions.
The 1989 Journeyman album was a significant moment for Clapton as he was navigating newfound sobriety and artistic resurgence. The album combined late-'80s electronic sounds with Clapton's blues influences, resulting in major rock hits in the U.S. The Deluxe Edition aims to provide fans with a deeper look into this pivotal period of Clapton's career.
Clapton's reflection on the album's significance reveals his desire to be known as a craftsman dedicated to mastering his art. The "Higher Power" music video, directed and animated by Pix3lface, brings a contemporary visual element to the rediscovered track. Fans can pre-order the full Journeyman: Deluxe Edition now, with the album set to release on November 21.