Greyson Michael Chance (born August 16, 1997) is an American singer-songwriter and musician. Being born in Wichita Falls, Texas, he soon moved to and grew up in Edmond, Oklahoma. Greyson rose to fame after his cover of Lady Gaga’s “Paparazzi” went viral. After being signed to a label, he released his first album, “Waiting Outside the Lines” in August 2011. In his mid-teens, Greyson stepped away from the industry only to return in 2019 with his second album, “Portraits”.
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December 2022
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A chance encounter with Evelyn Williams "Miss Maybelline" changes Danie King's life forever.
Greyson released a cover of the Christmas classic by Bing Crosby. It is available on all streaming platforms
Greyson's 3nd full-length album featuring the singles "Athena", "Homerun Hitter", and "Palladium".
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Single | 4:16 | Soul Pop, Soul, Ballad, Pop | December 23, 2016 Greyson released London as his last song for 2016. The lyrics are inspired and based off a poem with the same name by William Blake. On the day of the release, Greyson tweeted that the song was recorded in one take with the vocals and piano being recorded at the same time. INFORMATIONType: Single (song) |
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Greyson Michael Chance (born August 16, 1997) is an American singer-songwriter and musician. Being born in Wichita Falls, Texas, he soon moved to and grew up in Edmond, Oklahoma. Greyson rose to fame after his cover of Lady Gaga’s “Paparazzi” went viral. After being signed to a label, he released his first album, “Waiting Outside the Lines” in August 2011. In his mid-teens, Greyson stepped away from the industry only to return in 2019 with his second album, “Portraits”.
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December 2022
Next Poll: December 24
A chance encounter with Evelyn Williams "Miss Maybelline" changes Danie King's life forever.
Greyson released a cover of the Christmas classic by Bing Crosby. It is available on all streaming platforms
Greyson's 3nd full-length album featuring the singles "Athena", "Homerun Hitter", and "Palladium".