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It didn’t take long after meeting producer Khao Cates for LGBTQ pop artist Stonestreet to rise in the ranks in the local Atlanta scene. The continuous positive feedback led to him packing a bag and heading west to make a home and name for himself in Los Angeles, CA. In between then and now he’s been featured in Out Front Magazine, and released a cascade of dynamic material, including 2020’s anti-love anthem, “Hate to Love,” as well as his latest single that tackles the wild wild west of online dating, “Pretty Faces.” Coming with the same energy as fellow LGBTQ artists such as Troye Sivan and Sam Smith, Stonestreet delivers well-adorned pop music that proves to be worthy of Top 40 stations near and far looking to add more diversity to their playlists. Not only that, but the Rian O’Connell Lewis and Jason Lowrie also produced track is straight-laced pop that has more to offer than shallow lyrics with no meat on them. Stonestreet offers up reality in “Pretty Faces” like no other as he dives deep into what it is really like to date online in the here and now, how it’s more about fun than love and more. While made with the LGBTQ community in mind, this is a universal sentiment anyone who has ventured into online dating can attest to. Plus, with a video that does its fair share of shocking and entertaining, Stonestreet is firing on multiple levels with “Pretty Faces.” With all he has in the works, be sure to look out for more from this emerging LGBTQ pop artist.