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Olivia Rodrigo
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Browse piano sheets by Olivia Rodrigo on Zen Virtual Piano. Olivia Rodrigo grew up in Temecula, California, and her parents signed her up for vocal lessons with Jennifer Dustman at age five. Dustman entered her in local singing competitions; piano lessons came a few years after the vocal lessons began, around the time she began writing songs. In 2015 she won the lead in the family movie Grace Stirs Up Success, and Disney Channel's Bizaardvark cast her as Paige Olvera a year later. Vocal training from five, followed by acting roles, hints at music and acting developing side by side. After Bizaardvark ended in 2019 she joined High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. For a 2019 episode she both wrote and performed All I Want, and in 2020 the series also used Just for a Moment, a song she co-wrote and sang with her co-star Joshua Bassett. In 2020 she signed with Geffen Records, negotiating the deal so that she would own the masters of her music. Co-writing a song with a co-star hints at collaboration being part of her writing. Writing for a school-set series, beside a record deal negotiated for ownership of her masters, may hint that creative and business decisions both feature in her career. Drivers License, a pop ballad about teenage heartbreak that she co-wrote, was released in 2021 and quickly reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Her first album, Sour, mixes pop, folk and alternative rock influences. Her 2022 Grammy haul covered best new artist, along with two pop categories, solo performance for Drivers License and vocal album for Sour. A pop ballad hit beside an album mixing pop, folk and alternative rock hints at range beyond a single style. Vampire was first written by Rodrigo in December 2022 and finished and recorded the following month, with producer Nigro playing several instruments. Billboard quotes her calling the song her and producer Nigro's version of a rock opera, and on why it was the lead single she said it seemed an evolution that was not too stark and still honored her singer-songwriter roots. She also said there was plenty of vampire lore to play with and that it gave her fun songwriting material. In October 2023 she played songs from Guts at a concert whose ticket proceeds went to her Fund 4 Good nonprofit, and her single Drop Dead, from the 2026 album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, was another number one. A rock opera comparison and vampire lore as fun songwriting material hint at a taste for theatrical storytelling. A concert whose proceeds went to her own nonprofit may suggest activity beyond recording.
Browse piano sheets by Olivia Rodrigo on Zen Virtual Piano.
Olivia Rodrigo grew up in Temecula, California, and her parents signed her up for vocal lessons with Jennifer Dustman at age five. Dustman entered her in local singing competitions; piano lessons came a few years after the vocal lessons began, around the time she began writing songs. In 2015 she won the lead in the family movie Grace Stirs Up Success, and Disney Channel's Bizaardvark cast her as Paige Olvera a year later. Vocal training from five, followed by acting roles, hints at music and acting developing side by side.
After Bizaardvark ended in 2019 she joined High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. For a 2019 episode she both wrote and performed All I Want, and in 2020 the series also used Just for a Moment, a song she co-wrote and sang with her co-star Joshua Bassett. In 2020 she signed with Geffen Records, negotiating the deal so that she would own the masters of her music. Co-writing a song with a co-star hints at collaboration being part of her writing. Writing for a school-set series, beside a record deal negotiated for ownership of her masters, may hint that creative and business decisions both feature in her career.
Drivers License, a pop ballad about teenage heartbreak that she co-wrote, was released in 2021 and quickly reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Her first album, Sour, mixes pop, folk and alternative rock influences. Her 2022 Grammy haul covered best new artist, along with two pop categories, solo performance for Drivers License and vocal album for Sour. A pop ballad hit beside an album mixing pop, folk and alternative rock hints at range beyond a single style.
Vampire was first written by Rodrigo in December 2022 and finished and recorded the following month, with producer Nigro playing several instruments. Billboard quotes her calling the song her and producer Nigro's version of a rock opera, and on why it was the lead single she said it seemed an evolution that was not too stark and still honored her singer-songwriter roots. She also said there was plenty of vampire lore to play with and that it gave her fun songwriting material. In October 2023 she played songs from Guts at a concert whose ticket proceeds went to her Fund 4 Good nonprofit, and her single Drop Dead, from the 2026 album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, was another number one. A rock opera comparison and vampire lore as fun songwriting material hint at a taste for theatrical storytelling. A concert whose proceeds went to her own nonprofit may suggest activity beyond recording.
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Olivia Rodrigo
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She is a singer-songwriter and actress who grew up in Temecula, California.
Her three wins were best new artist and two pop awards, one for Drivers License and one for Sour.
It was first written by Rodrigo in December 2022 and finished and recorded the following month; producer Nigro produced it and played several instruments.
It is her nonprofit, which received all ticket proceeds from her October 2023 Guts concert.