The 2016 EP "Somewhere Over My Head" showcased Chance's evolving sound, moving towards a more mature pop and R&B-influenced style.
- "Somewhere Over My Head" was released on May 13, 2016, via Greyson Chance Music.
- The EP featured five tracks, including the singles "Afterlife" and "Beautiful Things."
- The release was Chance's first independent project after his departure from major label Interscope Records.
Greyson Chance is a singer-songwriter from Edmond, Oklahoma, known for his piano-driven pop. He rose to fame in 2010 after a YouTube video of him performing caught Ellen DeGeneres's attention. In 2016, Chance released "Somewhere Over My Head" independently, marking a return to music after a brief hiatus and a departure from his previous major-label work.
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