Elizabeth Gerardi
Elizabeth Gerardi studied music at London's Royal Academy of Music. She released her debut album in 2016, then followed it with a 2018 album called 'Young...
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Elizabeth Gerardi studied music at London's Royal Academy of Music. She released her debut album in 2016, then followed it with a 2018 album called 'Young Love & Old Money.' The title track from that album became her most recognizable song, touching on themes of romance and wealth that some listeners connected with.
Her music sometimes drew attention for its focus on money and privilege. There were rumors about a relationship with a financier that seemed to echo the subjects in her songs like 'Young Love & Old Money' and '1960,' though she kept her personal life mostly separate from her work.
She put out another album in 2021 titled 'The Heart's Desire.' Gerardi has worked as a solo artist throughout her recording career.
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