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Mexi-French singer Andrea Balency Bewitches with "Waterfalls"

There's some definite Björk meets FKA twigs meets Bat for Lashes vibes here.

Last summer French/Mexican singer Andrea Balency released her EP entitled Walls, which showcased a completely different musical direction than her previous work: She sounded more focused, for one, her music a more eerily experimental blend of R&B and electronica. Back then we premiered her flesh-tastic video for "You've Never Been Alone." Here, some six months later and we're pleased to debut "Waterfalls"—a prime cut from her forthcoming Volcano EP, out 3.16 via Bataille Music.

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Balency had this to say about the song: "Waterfalls is about letting things be, letting things evolve without interfering—as if they were a wild plant which grows without anyone’s touch. In the song lyrics is repeated 3 times a bit like a mantra. It's something that I needed to believe in when I wrote it."

Essentially it’s a mesmeric blend of Bat for Lashes, FKA twigs and Björk. Not a bad bunch to fall in with. Currently Balency is working on her debut album. Take a soak in "Waterfalls" below: