Bio

"Elizabeth Nicole: Impressive, raw vocals..." "Singer/songwriter/performer Elizabeth Nicole presents bluesy pop inhabited by deep sensual emotions -- the sort of emotions that belie her years. Nicole possesses a voice that gives you goosebumps, along the lines of Kelly Clarkson meets Norah Jones and Christina Aguilera. Her material reflects that transitional period between adolescence and adulthood, making her songs ideal for TV shows like The Hills (MTV) and Gossip Girl (CW). Though the tunes are ‘popalicious,' her lyrics take them beyond your typical teen-pop pabulum; and, are often the strongest part of her songs…Things heat up considerably when Nicole sits behind the piano. In fact, her vocals are more expressive then, and her range is wider, adding a dimension to the music that gives it depth and soul. [When] she played piano and sang, she revealed her artistic abilities. It was then that she became a musician, expressing real emotions and heartfelt feelings. Summary- Elizabeth Nicole is a talented artist with a lot going for her. Pretty, young and charming, she's easy to like.” " - Music Connection Magazine

At 23, Elizabeth Nicole is quickly rising to the top as a young pop artist in the Los Angeles music scene. A singer and pianist since age 8, and a songwriter since age 15, Elizabeth's lyrics show wisdom and humor beyond her years. The juxtaposition of her smoky voice with her tongue-in-cheek attitude will put a smile on your face. "My logo of the heart with devil horns says it all," Elizabeth says. A former ballerina and current actress, Elizabeth has performed professionally since the age of 7 (The Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, WB's 7th Heaven, ABC-TV's Port Charles), but she decided early on that her passion for music could in no way be suppressed.
Elizabeth is blessed to have world-wide successful songwriters take her under their wings such as Shelly Peiken, Jon Ingoldsby, John Shanks, The Matrix, Kay Hanley of Letters to Cleo, and Danny Wilde of The Rembrandts. "Elizabeth had just turned 16 when we first started working together," Danny says. "She showed up at my studio with a notebook full of lyrics and a ton of ideas on cassette. I was blown away by her maturity, her ability to craft a song, and her beautiful voice." Currently, Elizabeth is in the studio crafting her debut record with Danny Wilde, Jon Ingoldsby, DJ Metric, Jim Perkins, and famed mixer Jon Gass.
Elizabeth (aka Betty Trouble) describes her new sound as a hybrid of Fiona Apple, Lily Allen and Katy Perry, although her influences also include indie artists such as Miike Snow, La Roux and Camera Obscura. Her songs have already been licensed to network television shows and will continue to be placed in TV/film, including projects she is involved in as an actor. Along with her lead roles in the indie films "Getting That Girl," "All Ages Night," and "Cornered" due out in 2010, Elizabeth can currently be seen playing live in Los Angeles at clubs such as The Mint, Molly Malone's, Hotel Café and Genghis Cohen.

CONTACT:
Theatrical Agent: Pamela Fisher, Buchwald Talent Group
Theatrical Manager: Nick Campbell, Antrim Street Ent.
Music Rep: Leanne McNeil, Universal Music (323-333-8946)