Musical duo Lion Babe, featuring singer Jillian Hervey and record producer Lucas Goodman, always impress when it comes to their video creations. The video for their latest single "Honey Dew" is no different. Expressing the parallels between art and nature, the two R&B creators meander through a sculpture garden. Adorned in fantastically elaborate clothing, Hervey becomes her own version of moving art as she dances through the large stone pieces. Known more for their urban-inspired motifs, the video for "Honey Dew" is a softer rendition of the duo's aesthetic than we have previously seen. While Hervey repeats the words "everybody wants a piece," the visuals and up the song's implicit innuendo with shots of honey drizzled over a sliced melon.

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VIDEO OF THE WEEKLion Babe "Honey Dew" and More