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The Chainsmokers announce new single weeks after leaving record labels

The Chainsmokers announce new single weeks after leaving record labels

The Chainsmokers are gearing up to release more new music as they continue their journey as independent artists.

On Wednesday, November 11, the electronic music duo, comprising Alex Pall and Drew Taggart, gave fans a preview of what is next following their recent career shake-up.

They shared a snippet of their upcoming track, titled Take What You Need.

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Announcing the song on social media, the Closer hitmakers captioned the post, “this song is called ‘take what you need’ and it’s coming out on Friday.”

The upcoming track is set to arrive on Friday, November 13, marking another addition to their growing catalogue as they embark on a new chapter outside the major-label system.

The announcement comes less than a month after The Chainsmokers revealed that they had parted ways with Columbia Records and Disruptor Records after 11 years, officially becoming independent artists on October 13.

At the time, Pall and Taggart expressed excitement about having the freedom to experiment with their upcoming releases, while thanking their former record-label teams for their work over the years.

“We have no idea what to expect for our next chapter but we are extremely excited to have fun and experiment with all our new music releases,” they said in their announcement.

Notably, the duo wasted little time in kicking off their independent era, releasing Baby on October 16.

The track, which featured longtime collaborator Ilsey Juber, marked their first release as independent artists under their own label, Secondhand Happiness.

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