BUSTY AND THE BASS SHARE “STARSTRUCK” VIDEO FROM THE BREAKGLASS SERIES
ARTS & CRAFTS
Montreal indie collective Busty and the Bass return with a reimagination of their funk-pop single “Starstruck” (ft. Jordan Brown). The new version was filmed and recorded live off-the-floor in the band’s Breakglass Studio, capturing the group’s indelible connection as performers. Between the otherworldly falsetto vocals of Jordan Brown, the vibrant horn section, and Alistair Blu’s charismatic hook, the song is an infectious groove, leaving you wanting more.
“Starstruck” (feat. Jordan Brown) (The Breakglass Version) is Part 1 of a series of three live performances filmed and recorded in collaboration with Montreal director/film-maker Guillaume Landry. “The track is an alternate take on the original version of the song and is generally more raw than the original,” the band says. “This version is live-off-the-floor and features the larger umbrella of musicians within the collective. Additionally, the track marks Jordan Brown’s shift from collective collaborator to a core member of Busty and the Bass.
“Landry’s vintage-styled video for the song matches effortlessly with the track’s themes of flashiness, glamour, and purity vs. corruption. His use of multiple frames throughout the video (with many shots taken from live show performances and backstage tour antics) gives the feeling of excess and requires several watch-throughs to internalize everything happening on screen.”
Busty And The Bass
Forever Never Cares
(Arts & Crafts)
Release Date: November 17, 2023
PURCHASE/STREAM FOREVER NEVER CARES HERE
TOUR DATES
June 27 – Victoria, BC – TD Victoria International Jazz Fest
July 27 – Gatineau, QC – Gatineau Beer Festival
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Photo Credit: Jean-Phillipe Sansfaçon | Background Photo Credit: Kane Ocean
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