Lisa Gentile Biography and Wiki
Lisa Gentile, a country-pop singer, and songwriter is advocating for the passage of the Adult Survivors Act. After stating that the ‘Sex and the City’ star threatened to have her blacklisted after assaulting her in her New York apartment in the early 2000s.
Lisa Gentile Age and Birthday
Gentile is 55 years old as of 2021. She was born on May 19, 1967, in Syracuse, New York City, United States. Her birth sign is Taurus.
Lisa Gentile Height and Weight
Gentile appears to be quite tall according to her photos. She stands at an average height and has a moderate weight. Unfortunately, Details about her full body measurements are currently under review.
Lisa Gentile Family
Lisa’s father is Mickey Gentile and her mother is Jennifer Lambert.
Lisa Gentile Education
She wrote and studied music in her spare time while attending the High School of the Performing Arts as a Drama major. Lisa studied voice under Carlo Menotti, a renowned vocal coach whose students included Judy Garland and Tony Bennett.
Lisa Gentile Husband
Moving on to marital matters. Gentile has managed to maintain a low profile on matters concerning her love life. She prefers to stay away from the spotlight.
Further information about her romantic life is currently under review and will be updated.
Lisa Gentile Sexual Assault
Chris Noth has been accused of sexual assault by four women. Gentile is the fourth. Gentile claimed that if she ever spoke out about the alleged assault, the Sex and the City actor threatened to ruin her career. She claimed on Thursday that Noth forcibly kissed and touched her in her New York apartment after they met at Da Marino, a midtown Manhattan restaurant where another of Noth’s victims claims the actor assaulted her.
Gentile said she met Nothin 1998 at the café where they were both regulars. One night in 2002, he gave her a lift home and requested to see her apartment. Gentile claimed he shoved her against a counter, kissed her forcibly, and touched her breasts.
Lisa Gentile Career
As a child, she had the distinction of being trained by her idol, Liza Minnelli. She began creating her own music with her father when she was 16 years old, and her first studio recording, Just When I Thought the Rain Would End, has been remastered and is one of the songs on “Start Flying.” Lisa was able to play two of her original songs on the popular network television competition Star Search, which was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Gentile is a true artist and performer, a talented and experienced vocalist with an eclectic collection of original songs that seamlessly bridge the genres of pop, country, rock, and soul to create her one-of-a-kind style. Her charming stage presence is noted for instantly quieting a room with her first notes and capturing the hearts of audiences. She is sometimes referred to as “the older Taylor Swift” because she writes from the heart and plays from the hip. Her songs are her stories, and she’s lived long enough to know what she’s talking about. Her songwriting is infused with a refreshing conviction born of a lot of love, a lot of hurt, and a whole lot of grace.
Gentile’s highly anticipated new album is titled “Start Flying.” Each of the 11 tracks was composed entirely by the artist. Lisa created the entire album with the help of Adam Box (Brothers Osborne), a Nashville producer and drummer who co-produced seven of the eleven songs in his studio, the Gilded Palace in Nashville. At the famed Dreamland Recording Studios in Woodstock, NY, Lisa continued producing those tracks and added three additional original songs to the album. Lisa included Just When I Thought The Rain Would End as a bonus track, a powerful tribute to her late father and veteran Motown producer Mickey Gentile, who created the song when she was 16 years old at New York City’s legendary Nola Recording Studios.
By the age of 15, she was recording her original songs in professional studios all throughout New York City, as well as doing voiceover work, jingles, and background vocals. She soon found herself in national advertisements, TV specials, and stage and musical plays. Lisa has collaborated with award-winning producers and musicians in the studio and on stage. Her big break came nearly soon after college, when producer Keith Diamond spotted her at The Bitter End. They started working on her first major label album, but Keith died abruptly of a heart attack, putting the project on hold. To say the least, she was heartbroken, but it didn’t stop her.
She finished the songs and gave them to producer Dave Greenberg, who put them on her first CD, “Becoming,” which sold over 10,000 physical copies on stages across the country and caught the attention of NPR and radio stations all over the world. Her follow-up EP “Three” featured two tracks that went to number one on the MP3 charts twice, and her LP “A Country Compilation” earned a SAMMY for Best Country Record in 2007.
After hearing a work-tape of Lisa’s song “Shine,” which was inspired by her grandmother, Robbie Robertson, the head of Music Supervision at DreamWorks Films at the time, became interested in her. She was requested to fly to Los Angeles to record a demo with Sarah McLachlan, Bryan Adams, and others in order to be considered for the theme song for the film “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron.” Bryan Adams was given the role, but it led to a production deal that was never completed.
Lisa isn’t afraid to speak out about her #metoo experiences in the music industry, summing it up in her rock forward song Guys Like You, which was strategically released one week before Election Day 2020 and the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which secured women’s right to vote in the United States Constitution.
Lisa Gentile Net Worth
Lisa has an estimated net worth of $3 million.
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