Stuart Chaseman gives a shot at dating in Netflix's 'Jewish Matchmaking' after heartbreak

Stuart Chaseman is a Chicago-based musician and recently released a song about his failed relationships
Stuart Chaseman appears in 'Jewish Matchmaking' (IYouTube/Netflix)
Stuart Chaseman appears in 'Jewish Matchmaking' (IYouTube/Netflix)

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS: Netflix brings a new thrilling dating show, 'Jewish Matchmaking', for the fans of 'Love is Blind', 'Indian Matchmaking' and 'Too Hot To Handle'. Jewish singles join the show with the hopes to find love in the modern world with traditional methods.

However, among such hopefuls is Stuart Chaseman who seeks help from the dating guru Aleeza Ben Shalom to find his forever partner in the Netflix dating show. Chaseman is a musician and recently dropped his first single from his upcoming album. Additionally, Chaseman recently had heartbreak and it seems like he is still hopeful to find love on the 'Indian Matchmaking' spinoff show.

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Who is Stuart Chaseman?

Stuart Chaseman is a Chicago-based singer-songwriter who originally hails from Buffalo Grove, Illinois. Stuart was born on September 6, 1970 and Studied Marketing at the University of Illinois. Stuart is highly inspired by Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen and Stuart's music also reflects American roots rock artists style. Stuart recently make a stirring comeback with his latest single 'Sins' from his forthcoming album, 'Secrets, Lies, and Alibis', on May 19. Stuart's upcoming album is packed with songs that reflect his roots in rock power. Meanwhile, Stuart's album will dive into the relationship trials he has faced in the past. He previously album Next Exit Brigadoon in 2010. Stuart holds regular live stream shows on Sundays called 'Stuart's Super Sunday Sepia-tone Serrenade' on Facebook for his fans and supporters.



 

Rock artist Stuart Chaseman seeks love in 'Jewish Matchmaking'

After releasing a hit song, which is inspired by his failed relationships, Chaseman joins the Netflix dating show to find the love of his life. Dating guru Aleeza will help Chaseman as he navigates the highs and lows of modern courtship. Stuart appears in the first few seconds of the trailer for 'Jewish Matchmaking'. Chaseman shared what his partner will get while being in a relationship with him and gushed about himself. Chaseman said, "What I bring to a relationship is 'l'm very handsome, I'm very intelligent, I have a ton of charisma.'" The musician added, "But by far my greatest quality is my humility."

Catch 'Jewish Matchmaking' Season 1 on May 3 on Netflix.

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