Several months since the death of Amy Winehouse, videographers over at High 5 Collective are paying their respects to the performer with a slightly unsettling short starring freckled porn star Faye Reagan.

Set to the tune of Me & Mr. Jones off her Back to Black album (rumored to be about a fling with Nas), the unofficial video seems rather unrelated as we follow Miss Reagan on what seems to be an average day of shooting adult films.

Hair, makeup, sweaty sex scene with stranger while two guys impatiently stand behind a lens shooting it – the usual! Though I’m still not exactly sure how awkward touching and botched sex scenes relate to the song, I’ve never needed an intricate storyline to enjoy Faye on camera.

“I thought of her as a beautifully delicate fairytale princess, waiting to be rescued from fame and addiction, but her prince never came,” Edwards explains.

“I had always expected to sculpt her portrait, but I was waiting for her to put some of her troubles behind her. She had made me pay attention to contemporary music again.”

“The portrait of Amy is dedicated to those struggling with addiction and eating disorders. Nobody should have to go through what Amy went through.”

Talented singer and habitual drug user Amy Winehouse has died at the tender age of 27. She was reportedly found dead in her London apartment today. Earlier in the week, she attended the iTunes Festival where her goddaughter Dionne Bromfield was performing.

Here’s video, shot by Natalie Goode, of her dancing on stage, to the delight of the crowd, which is a much better way of remembering the musical artist compared to her disastrous spectacle in Belgrade a few weeks ago.

That was her last performance and for good reason as Winehouse was completely out of it and couldn’t remember the words to her songs.

Below is the last update to her website, announcing the cancellation of her tour after that incident:

See Paul McCartney live, now, hurry! Why is the Beatle bassist being rudely reminded that death soon awaits him in an Israeli Travel Agency ad by Grey, Tel-Aviv? Well, Tzabar says here that they’re promoting flight + concert packages. “Who knows what tomorrow will bring for Sir Paul”? How bout a cease and desist order from his lawyer? The illustration, by Yoni Lax, a parody of the famous and meme-abused Abbey Road album cover, is certainly fun for everybody except Paul (And Ringo. Where’s Ringo? Drummers get no respect.). I like the yellow submarine and Grim Reaper elements. But why is Paul dressed in his Sgt. Pepper’s outfit? And are such obnoxious scare tactics really a smart way to motivate me to want to travel to see the old chap in concert? Jump for an Amy Jade Winehouse version featuring the crazy crooner riding a hypodermic needle broom.


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