[Watch] Banks Gets Sensual in Her Video for "Warm Water"

We've introduced you to Los Angeles singer Banks before, and her most recent song "Warm Water" is a sensual, smooth love letter wrapped in velvet production from Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs. That sensuality seeps effortlessly into its new visuals. The black and white clip is simple in its focus, placing Banks in the warm embrace of her lover alongside watery imagery. Check out the Dylan Knight-directed video below.

[Listen] Banks - "Warm Water" (Prod. by Totally Enourmous Extinct Dinosaurs)

Budding Los Angeles songstress Banks absolutely wowed me with her songs "Fall Over" and "Before I Ever Met You," and now she's back with something even better. "Warm Water" melts perfectly into the romantic nights of the summer season, floating sensually across three-and-a-half minutes of production from Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs. Banks' soulful vocals are beautiful as always, voicing such longing and desire. I can't wait to hear more from her.

The "Warm Water" single is out on May 27th via Good Years.

(via Gorilla vs. Bear)

[Watch] Banks - "Fall Over" (Official Video)

Los Angeles singer Banks' video for "Fall Over" is a black-and-white affair, staying true to the despondent, emotional tone of her second single. While the imagery is seemingly random—chain link fences, projections of explosions, and Banks half naked on a bed—it somehow works with her powerfully emotive vocals and dark electronic production. Check out the clip above.

For those unaware of Banks, check out her SoundCloud to hear more of her sounds.