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"Anything" by Frank Pole feat. Greyson Chance - Single Review


   Greyson Chance became a instant viral sensation thanks to a spot-on Lady Gaga cover performance back in 2010, but the young, talented artist moved from novelty child star to an artist who could dominant in his field with the release of his Somewhere Over My Head extended play earlier this year. With a sound reminiscent of Mat Kearney and Gavin DeGraw, Chance also showcased infectious hints of Nick Jonas and Justin Timberlake with smooth vocal performances and uptempo tracks, including standout "Hit & Run".

   Now teaming up with Italian producer Frank Pole, Chance continues to show tremendous growth and vocal prowess. The two artists recently revealed their "Anything" collaboration, an effort that highlights Chance's impressive vocal range and suave delivery, while emphasizing Pole's ability to delicately blend lush piano keys with club ready, EDM production. The overall combination produces a passionate, Top 40 worthy track that deserves a spin or two.

   As the singer realizes the best thing in his life could be slowly slipping through his fingertips, he re-analyzes just how important the precious love of this significant other is to him. "If I can't have you, what am I gon' do?, cause the world means nothing, when I'm stuck on you," he admits on a pre-chorus that perfectly embodies the charm of the overall sentiment. It is that endearing quality that lifts this new effort up past others this year similar in premise and structure.

   "Anything" is short, sweet, and to the point. With Chance comparing his devoted love for another to his own form of religion, you can tell his heart is all in. Pole captures that euphoric, joyous feeling with catchy production that continuously builds as the effort progresses. It transforms from a cautious feeling of uncertainty on the intro, to a sense of fond reminiscing, that finally caps off with the embodiment of pure happiness and allegiance to his lover.

   On the surface, the electro-pop song may not seem to complex, but once a listener dives deeper into the lyrical content, while keeping a precise ear on the instrumental structure, "Anything" takes on a different life. Chance's vocals easily steal the spotlight, however, they are heightened by Pole's work. The collaboration deserves to be a success, it quickly demands attention and refuses to let go. Only time will tell if the mainstream audience discovers this unexpected gem.

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