Ina Lucia Hildebrand, known professionally Luci van Org, was born on September 1, 1971, in West Berlin. She began her music career in the early 1990s under the pseudonym Eena, releasing maxi-singles such as "Gates Of Eden" (1990) and "So What!" (1990). Her breakthrough came with the song "Gates of Eden" from the film comedy Go Trabi Go. In 1993, Hildebrand formed the band Lucilectric with producer Ralf Goldkind. Their first two studio albums, Mädchen (1994) and Süß und gemein (1996), were produced by Annette Humpe and Andreas Herbig. The single "Mädchen" won National Rock-Pop Single of the Year at the 1995 Echo Awards, and "Hey Süsser" became a number 1 hit in Austria in 1994. After the band's third album Tiefer (1997) failed to match previous successes, they disbanded in 1999. Hildebrand continued her musical journey with various projects, including Das Haus von Luci and Üebermutter.
