Oberbaum the absence of misery

Not only one of Berlin's legendary's bridges, where she lived in her twenties, OBERBAUM is Lucie Rezsöhazy's first solo flight as a musician after playing with Fabiola, Condore and Les Juliens. She offers a joyfully melancholic indie pop in which her influences are elegantly distilled: Andy Shauf, Julia Jacklin, and artists from the nineties like Sparklehorse and Cardigans. Musically trained in classical and jazz, and brought up on the rock-pop of the last decades, Lucie comes out of her teenage bedroom with her first singles WE YEARN, SOBBING DRY and THE ABSENCE OF MISERY.

In live, she forms a strong trio with Aurélien Auchain (Mountain Bike, June Moan, Primevère) on bass and Antoine Pasqualini (Monolithe Noir) on drums. Her first album is to be released on February 12th on Freaksville Records with a release party at the Rotonde (Botanique). Aurélien Auchain produced the tracks, with the participation of Aurélie Muller (Blondy Brownie, Trésor), Catherine De Biasio (Ici Baba, Blondy Brownie) and Remy Lebbos (mastering).

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PRESS

We advice you to keep an eye on this new gem from the Brussels scene - Editorial team, Paris Match

We succumbed to the charm of this pretty song, which smells as good as feminine 90's pop (...) and to Lucie Rezsöhazy's angelic voice - Larsen

Full of candor (...). A hell of a good cocktail led by a golden voice - Kevin Dochain, Focus Vif

[Lucie Rezsöhazy] surveys pop-folk territories that tend towards the American female indie scene (Haim, Julia Jacklin, Laura Gibson). She has already got two brilliant singles to her credits - Luc Lorfèvre, Moustique

Oberbaum : a soft indie pop to keep an eye on - Maxime Vandenplas, RTBF Jam

Oberbaum in Christoph Schrag's FUN.SIGNED playlist, for the eponymous show on Fritz Radio (Berlin)

6 nominations in festivals for "We Yearn" music video directed by Gilles De Voghel, and 2 prizes: Best Music Video at Europe Film Festival UK and at Studio 7 Independant Film Festival (2022).