Luci van Org

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Luci van Org (born September 1, 1971 in Berlin ; actually Ina Lucia Hildebrand ) is a German musician and author .

Life

Luci van Org was born in the Tempelhof district of Berlin . In the early 1990s, van Org was active as Eena ; The song Gates of Eden from the film Go Trabi Go was created under this pseudonym .

In 1994 van Org published her best-known song Mädchen, together with producer Ralf Goldkind, under the name Lucilectric . After separating from Lucilectric , she worked with her band Das Haus von Luci . With this band van Org released the albums Der Verbotene Raum (2003) and The Death Walls Next Door (2006, as a supplement to the short story volume The Death Walls Next Door ). In 2007 she founded the band Üebermutter , which draws attention to itself with provocative costumes and texts. The first album Unheil , which can be assigned to the genre of New German Hardness , was released in April 2008.

In 2010 she founded the indie electro-pop duo Meystersinger together with the actor and musician Roman Shamov ( Rummelsnuff , Weird Fishes) . Independently of a record company, but with some financial support from music fans through crowdfunding , van Org released the album Trost in 2012 and the album Haifischweide in 2014 . The album Frieden followed in 2017 .

As a songwriter, van Org wrote texts and songs for Nena , Nina Hagen and the bands Eisblume , Terrorgruppe and Panda, among others . She worked as a music producer for the band Panda and Katharina Saalfrank . In 2016 van Org recorded a cover of her Lucilectric song Mädchen for the 2017 debut album Panda Metal Party by the band Sataninchen .

For the music project KiNG MAMI , van Org has teamed up with actor and singer Daniel Zillmann , and some music videos have already been published. Pieces are being recorded in the studio for an upcoming album, and King Mami was the support on the 2018/2019 Fotogena tour of the band Laing .

In addition to music, van Org worked as an actress and presenter and briefly gained fame as a fetish model in 2000 through a photo series in Marquis magazine . From 1994 to 2004 she was the presenter of the programs Luci in the Sky , Blue Moon with Luci and Soundgarden on the radio station Fritz . Since 2000 she has occasionally written columns , including for the Berliner Morgenpost . She has appeared as an actress in several cinema and television films and television series. Van Org also works as a screenwriter. In 2007 she made her debut in it and was involved in the very first episode of the series Notruf Hafenkante , entitled testimony day . The following year she wrote the screenplay for two episodes of In allerfreund , followed in 2011 by the screenplay for the feature film Lollipop Monster and for the ZDF cultural miniseries Heim Herd Hund . In 2017 she wrote three episodes of the WaPo Bodensee series . Together with the actor Andreas Schmidt , van Org wrote the play The 7 Deadly Sins or the Wedding of the Weather Fairy , which premiered on November 26, 2006 in the Theater am Kurfürstendamm in Berlin.

In 2002 van Org published her first short story in the anthology Taxigeschichten in dtv-Verlag , and in 2006 her first volume of short stories, Der Tod wannt next door, was published by Parthas Verlag . Her debut novel Frau Hölle was published in 2013, Snow White and the Art of Killing in 2015 , The Stories of Yggdrasil in 2017 . The small family book of Nordic sagas and vagina dentata in June 2019 .

Van Org married the director Axel Hildebrand in 2001 , with whom she has a son (* 2004).

Filmography

Movie

  • 1996: Liana
  • 1999: Latin Lover
  • 2000: Scrap - The Atzenposse
  • 2000: Stoned - The death of the luxury lady
  • 2001: The vamp in the dressing gown
  • 2002: Leader Ex
  • 2011: Lollipop Monster co-script with Ziska Riemann and supporting role as an art teacher
  • 2019: Electric Girl co-script with Ziska Riemann , Dagmar Gabler and Angela Christlieb

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Discography

as Eena

  • 1990: 18 so What (single)
  • 1990: Gates of Eden (single and soundtrack contribution to Go Trabi Go )
  • 1992: Welcome to the Sun (single)

as Luci van Org with Lucilectric

  • 1994: Girls (album)
  • 1996: Sweet and Mean (Album)
  • 1997: Deeper (Album)

Luci van Org

  • 1999: Waterfalls (single)
  • 2000: No Endless Summer (single; Plewka feat. Luci van Org)
  • 2010: Emergency admissions (album with cover songs in the book Notbuch )

with Luci's house

  • 2003: The Forbidden Room (album)
  • 2006: Death lives next door (album with book of the same name)

with uber mother

  • 2007: Heim und Herd (promo single)
  • 2008: Unheil (album)
  • 2008: Wein mir ein Meer (Single)

with Meystersinger

  • 2012: Trost (album)
  • 2014: Shark Willow (Album)
  • 2017: Peace (Album)

Cooperations

  • 1998: the songs Heimatfront and 6060-842 with the German punk band Terrorgruppe on the album Keiner hilft dich
  • 2016: Satan Rabbit

Books

  • 2006: Death lives next door (Parthas Verlag)
  • 2010: Emergency book with "emergency room": The survival guide with music CD (with Michael Kernbach , Carlsen Verlag)
  • 2013: Frau Hölle (Ubooks-Verlag)
  • 2015: Snow White and the Art of Killing (U-line-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-944154-32-9 )
  • 2017: The stories of Yggdrasil - the small family book of Nordic sagas (Red Dragon Edition)
  • 2019: Vagina dentata (Red Dragon Edition)

Web links

Commons : Luci van Org  - collection of images
Wikiquote: Luci van Org  - Quotes

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Sataninchen: Panda Metal Party . Tracklist on cd-lexikon.de.
  2. ↑ King Mami - Video for the first song. In: unart.tv. Retrieved April 15, 2019 .
  3. ↑ KiNG MAMI - ZCKRSCHWEIN live @ Dr Billy's care station. In: youtube.com. King Mami, accessed April 15, 2019 .
  4. ^ Christian Reder: Laing in Essen. In: deutsche-mugge.de. January 25, 2019, accessed April 15, 2019 .
  5. ↑ Luci van Org (“Lucilectric”) about her wild life - “I want it to pop” . bild.de from July 31, 2013
  6. ↑ discogs.com
  7. ↑ laut.de
personal data
SURNAME Org, Luci van
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hildebrand, Ina Lucia (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German singer, writer, songwriter, music producer, screenwriter, actress, presenter and bassist
DATE OF BIRTH 1st September 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin