Parisian four-piece Keep Dancing Inc return with a visual representation to current single ‘Pornstar’.
The track is a new-wave indie-pop song with an 80’s twinge that is about questioning the male gaze. The video which was shot in the French Capital, shows the band in the phallic setting of a modern cityscape, further questioning masculinity.
Band member, Charles De Cabarrus said about the track’s message: “Pornstar is a song about men and the accountability we have to make any public space feel like a safe place for everyone, especially women. We’re not trying to make any moral assumption, we’re just sharing our views on this issue, which is unfortunately often not taken seriously enough by many men, even sometimes close relatives.”
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Parisian four-piece Keep Dancing Inc return with a visual representation to current single ‘Pornstar’.
The track is a new-wave indie-pop song with an 80’s twinge that is about questioning the male gaze. The video which was shot in the French Capital, shows the band in the phallic setting of a modern cityscape, further questioning masculinity.
Band member, Charles De Cabarrus said about the track’s message: “Pornstar is a song about men and the accountability we have to make any public space feel like a safe place for everyone, especially women. We’re not trying to make any moral assumption, we’re just sharing our views on this issue, which is unfortunately often not taken seriously enough by many men, even sometimes close relatives.”
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