NYC electro-pop phenom Ian Abel has a ludicrously catchy new song for your listening pleasure. His new single, “Right Hand Man” is a tale of territoriality in the queer dating scene. The tune finds Abel warning an overzealous suitor to stay away from his partner amidst a wall of sublime synth arrangements, hypnotic beats, and an epic call back to one of the greatest R&B jams of the ’90s [hint: the boy is his!] Abel’s vocal delivery remains catchy and playful without ever sacrificing the sincerity of the song’s message. Strap on your headphones and let the electro-pop vibes take you away with “Right Hand Man,” just don’t ever try to move in on Ian Abel’s turf. “You can use your right hand, man, when you’re on your own tonight,” Abel declares. “Sorry I’m not sorry that you didn’t know the boy was mine,” he says as he Brandy & Monica’s this encroaching fella into oblivion on his fiery new single.

Listen to “Right Hand Man” below: