Isaac Dunbar' "Makeup Drawer"debuts on Gay Music Chart

NEW YORK, NY — (07-14-20) — Gorgeous up and coming teenage pop sensation Isaac Dunbar’s new “Makeup Draw” MV debuts at #25 on the Gay Music Chart Week 28.

The RCA Records artist wanted to show you just how glam he can be with his brand new single written, produced and performed by Isaac Dunbar!

In the self-written, self-produced track, Dunbar sings to the people who made him feel less than through the analogy of makeup, telling those peeps…

“I shattered mirrors to cope/ You made me hate what I saw,” before triumphantly declaring that he was be whoever he felt like being. “And I know where you’ll be/ You locked the door to my makeup drawer,” he sings in the song’s infectious chorus. “And you know where I’ll be/ Rummage galore through my makeup drawer.”

Dunbar released a statement posted to his Instagram explaining that he’d been waiting to release “Makeup Drawer” so that he could share his feelings about his experience with homophobia.

“I’ve waited 2 YEARRRRS for this song to come out,” he wrote. “This song is about the struggle i had my whole life with internalized homophobia. My sexuality was outed by someone I thought I could trust most. I hated myself because I was not surrounded by the right support system at the time. Now two years later, I’m finally ready to share my experiences and any sort of wisdom I have regarding self love and acceptance.”