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The Fader already posted the above video version of the woozy synth track “Butterscotch” by Faux Fox frontman George Quartz, but it’s worth sharing nonetheless. Besides, Fader writer Julianne Escobedo Shepherd took Quartz at his blog‘s word that he’s from Seychelles; someone has to point out that he sure has a lot of interest in the goings-on at Tradewinds Social Club for someone who lives on the other side of the planet.
The video will probably vaguely familiar to anybody who’s ever tried to watch scrambled porn at a hotel or on cable TV. So it’s probably better not to watch it at work, as the action is unmistakable at times despite the warped perspective and distorted colors. The song is a minimal, hypnotic slow jam, and pairs surprisingly well with the accompanying video. If only we’d gotten this up in time for Valentine’s Day!
