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Jeffrey Chan takes on friends-with-benefits in infectious new track "What Are Friends For"

  • November 10, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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Australian pop star Jeffrey Chan is back with exciting news! His new single, "What Are Friends For," was released on November 7, 2024. In this song, Chan talks about the fun and tricky moments in friends-with-benefits relationships wrapped in a lively dance-pop style.

Now living in Los Angeles, Chan isn't afraid to explore the feelings that come with close friendships that might turn into something more. The song dives into the thrilling excitement of these relationships, featuring Chan's catchy production that brings the story to life. Right from the beginning, "What Are Friends For" pulls you in with its upbeat rhythm and themes that many people can relate to—turning confusion into a lively celebration of connection, no matter how complicated it can be.

After performing at Weho Pride and Breaking Sound Los Angeles, Chan's charming stage presence wins over fans in the U.S. and Australia. With nearly two million streams, he shows that he is more than just an artist; he is becoming a movement.

This new single has everything fans love about Chan: his honest lyrics, ability to express feelings in modern relationships, and talent for creating unforgettable pop songs that you will want to play over and over. Whether you're dealing with a complicated relationship or just enjoying the excitement, "What Are Friends For" has catchy tunes, bold themes, and a lot of heart.

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