Ben Platt just released a new song, titled Andrew, earlier this week, which deals with the themes of love and his destiny.
The 30-year-old actor and singer released his song along with an official music video for the track, directed by Sam Wrench, who also directed Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour.
Andrew is one of the songs that will appear on Platt's third studio album, Honeymind, a name inspired by being in a “honey-like” state of love.
“All the irregular thoughts, fears and anxieties in my brain slowly smooth out, until my mind is covered in warmth and sweetness,” Platt said of the album in a press release.
The first song on the folk-oriented album, Andrew, revolves around the unrequited love Platt fosters for a straight man.
“You don't want to kiss me, 'cause I'm not one at all/Like the girls on the posters that hang on your wall/What a time wasting your heart to fall in love/For an Andrew,” Platt sings in the video.
Ben Platt can be seen in the video with iridescent blue lighting cast on him and shots of a guy looking at his crush who is busy flirting with other girls.
