Lemonbabies was a German pop ensemble from Berlin established in 1989. The group consisted of the musicians Diane Weigmann, Julia Gehrmann, Katy Matthies, Barbara Hanff, and Lina van de Mars. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by pop music. The ensemble was founded in April 1989 by Weigmann, Gehrmann, Gina V. D'Orio, and the musician Suzie. They achieved professional recognition for performing cover versions of the ensemble The Beatles and writing original songs including “Maybe Someday” (1994). Their recording career began with the debut extended play Fresh 'n Fizzy (1991). Lemonbabies achieved professional recognition for winning the Senatsrockwettbewerb in Berlin in 1991. Their discography included the debut studio recording Poeck It (1994) released on the label Dragnet. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Pussy! Pop (1995) which featured the song “Nothing I Can Do” (1995) and the song “Keep You in My Arms” (1995). Their recording career included the studio recording Porno. (1998) released on the label Four Music. Lemonbabies achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Now + Forever (2000) which featured the song “Carry On” (2000). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for performing on tours in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Turkey, and Italy. The group became inactive in 2002.
