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High Maintenance (EP)
''High Maintenance'' is the second extended play (EP) by American actress and pop singer Miranda Cosgrove, released by Columbia Records and Epic Records on March 17, 2011. The EP was preceded by its lead single, "Dancing Crazy", which was co-written by Canadian pop punk singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne with Max Martin and Shellback, who produced it. The single became her first to chart on the Top Heatseekers chart, peaking at number 21. The single also charted on the Hot 100 Airplay chart, peaking at number 49, as well as peaking at 36 on the Pop Songs music chart, which is based upon airplay on pop radio. It also charted in countries such as Slovakia, where it peaked at number seventeen. ''High Maintenance'' was made available for pre-order on March 2, 2011, the same day that "Dancing Crazy" became available for free download on iTunes.〔http://www.mirandacosgroveofficial.com/us/news/itunes-pre-order-free-video-week〕
The EP was promoted mainly through touring and live promotional appearances on television. The main promotion technique was the Dancing Crazy Tour, named after the EP's lead single. The tour, which had over twenty stops in North America, lasted for almost four months with a four-month interission, beginning January 24, 2011 and ending February 25, 2011 and resuming July 15, 2011 and ending August 10, 2011. Greyson Chance opened up for her on all dates of the tour. The duo also performed "Dancing Crazy" together on ''The Ellen DeGeneres Show'' on March 9, 2011. Other promotional techniques included a performance at the Hard Rock Cafe on the day of the EP's release, as well as interviews on talk shows such as ''The Today Show'' and ''The Ellen DeGeneres Show''.
==Background and development==
In October 2010, Cosgrove announced a few tour dates for her previously-known Sparks Fly Tour, in support of her debut full-length studio album of the same name. It became known as the Dancing Crazy Tour, named after her single "Dancing Crazy". Rumors of an album titled ''Turn It Up: Remixed'' later surfaced, with the tracklisting being filled with remixes and acoustic versions from her previous album, along with the lead single and in-edited tracks "Sparks Fly", "Lovestruck" and "Turn It Up" (featuring Rivers Cuomo). The rumors were later denied on January 3, 2011 as it was revealed that her new work would not be a full-length remix or studio album, but an extended play instead. Eight days later, Cosgrove herself tweeted a picture from the photoshoot of the EP. In an interview with ''Billboard'', Cosgrove revealed the title of the EP to be ''High Maintenance'', named after the track of the same name, which is a duet with Rivers Cuomo that was co-written by Cuomo, along with Josh Alexander and Billy Steinberg and produced by Cuomo and Dr. Luke.
Along with the first two confirmed tracks, three more songs were confirmed for the EP which were: the electropop song "Sayonara" that was co-written by Greg Kurstin and Bonnie McKee and produced by Dr. Luke and has been performed on her tour, a cover of Shontelle's sentimental ballad "Kiss You Up" that was co-written by MoZella with Jimmy Harry and Tony Kanal, who produced it and was released on Shontelle's second studio album ''No Gravity'', and "Face of Love", which was co-written by Scott Cutler, Carsten Mortenson, Anne Preven and Lucas Secon, who produced it.
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