Synopsis
This fan-made video for "Fade Away" is a montage assembled from footage taken from other Seether music videos. Rather than presenting a new narrative or a dedicated performance shoot, it recycles the band's existing visual imagery to accompany the track's themes of dependence, emotional strain, and disappearance. The edit functions as a retrospective portrait of Seether's early video era, linking scenes from separate productions into a single, mood-driven presentation.
Factoids & Trivia
- "Fade Away" was not issued with a documented official music video. The commonly circulated version is a fan-made edit.
- The video was uploaded to YouTube on December 19, 2006, by Cristian Sanhueza. Its description identifies it as a personal music video assembled from parts of other Seether videos.
- The song appears on Seether's 2002 debut album, "Disclaimer," and was also included on "Disclaimer II."
- In a later discussion of the song, Shaun Morgan dismissed "Fade Away" as one of the most generic and unsuccessful songs he had written.