Lou Christie is an American singer-songwriter known for his falsetto singing style and pop-oriented compositions. Emerging in the 1960s, he achieved significant success with hits like "Two Faces Have I" and "Lightnin' Strikes," which showcased his distinctive soaring falsetto and versatile vocal range. His music, often featuring lush orchestration and complex vocal arrangements, had a significant influence on the pop genre. Despite his decline in popularity in the 1970s, Christie's contributions to pop music remain notable in music history.