It was a typical school day, and 12-year-old Liam had been looking forward to the annual talent show for weeks. Nervous but excited, he walked onto the stage, taking his seat at the
piano. The audience was quiet, unaware of the storm of emotions running through him. He had practiced for months, perfecting the piece his music teacher had chosen. It wasn’t anything extraordinary, just a simple classical composition, but to him, it was everything.
With a deep breath, Liam’s fingers touched the keys, and the soft notes filled the room. His heart pounded, but as the music flowed from his hands, a sense of calm washed over him. The audience was captivated by the purity of the performance, hanging on every note. As he reached the final chords, something unexpected happened. A ripple of applause broke out, growing louder and louder, not because of his technical skill, but because there was something magical in the way he played. It was as if the music spoke to each person in the room, connecting them all in a shared moment.
After the performance, Liam was approached by a well-known music producer who had been in the audience. He was moved by the raw emotion and uniqueness of Liam’s playing. What started as an innocent school performance soon turned into an opportunity that would change his life forever. Liam’s talent was undeniable, but it was his heart that truly resonated with the world. That one moment launched him into a future he never dreamed possible, with his music now reaching far beyond the walls of his school.
Greyson Chance was born in Wichita, Kansas, in 1997. He started playing piano at a young age and developed a passion for music. In 2010, a video of him singing “Paparazzi” by Lady Gaga went viral, leading to a record deal with Ellen DeGeneres’ label, Eleven Eleven. He released his debut EP, “Hold On ‘Til The Night,” in 2011, followed by his debut album, “Truth Be Told,” in 2012. He continued to release music, including the albums “Hold On ‘Til The Night” (2011) and “Afterlife” (2016). Chance also pursued acting, appearing in shows like “The Voice” and “The Real O’Neals.” He has continued to release music independently, exploring different genres and sounds.
His most popular songs are:
- “Paparazzi” (Lady Gaga cover) – The song that launched his career
- “Waiting Outside the Lines” – His debut single
- “Unfriend You” – A song about moving on from a relationship
- “Sunshine & City Lights” – A song about the feeling of being in love
- “The Other Side” – A song about finding your own path
Greyson Chance has mentioned that his musical direction has been influenced by artists like The 1975, Lorde, and Troye Sivan, who blend pop with alternative and electronic elements. He’s also drawn to artists who write honest and introspective lyrics about personal experiences.
He is currently releasing music independently and touring. He’s also been working on a new album.