You’ve heard his work, of course. His 2015 single, “Gibberish,” which featured an explosive falsetto and a verse by the rapper Hoodie Allen, has gone viral, thanks in part to a video that is as visually captivating as the song is catchy. But while MAX — whose real name actually is Max — obviously wants you to hear his new album,Hell’s Kitchen Angel That’s pretty much all we know, so we can’t definitively say that they hung out at the conference. By all accounts, it seemed very casual and low-key. Either way, we’re happy Justin is focusing on himself right now, and glad that he’s found a community to help him on his journey.Related: was released as a streaming-only project. Until recently, the Recording Academy's rules for Grammy eligibility would have ruled his release out. They changed the guidelines in accordance to how artists are releasing music. with the caption, "Yes." The pair have publicly been a couple since July 2017, but the way this engagement and the subsequent wedding planning is going, we have a feeling all of the details are going to be well documented by Lea on social media so fans can stay up to date.