Olicía: Genre boundaries have always been fluid for Olicía. Their music ranges from fragile folk moments to pulsating pop, from avant-garde soul to spoken word and jazz, whilst always retaining a gently futuristic feel due to its unique form of creation. They use two synchronized loop stations and the female voices at the center take turns leading the song. They layer, use vocal percussion, harmonize, or expand into vast choirs. The instrumentation ranges from piano, synths and looped vocal snippets to guitar and clarinet. Olicía seem to practically override the constraints of loop-based music and create very direct songs with efficiency and elegance. They manage without preproduced backing tracks and always leave room for improvisation and chance.
Diskographie: Out of the Blue, Liquid Lines, Layers, Olicía






Olicía is the band of Fama M’Boup and Anna-Lucia Rupp. They live in Berlin and Leipzig and share a common base in Dresden, Germany, where they met studying music, founding their self-run label o-cetera soon after.
photo by Lea Fleck
Their debut album »Liquid Lines« (October 2021) was nominated for the German Jazz Award in the category Best Debut Album of the Year.
All songs written by Olicía (Anna-Lucia Rupp and Fama M’Boup)
Recorded during 2020 and 2021 at o-cetera studios, Monoton Studio and Kaiku Studios by Miles Deiaco and Olicía
Mixed by Jakob Hegner
Tape mastered by Jacob Korn at TailOut Studios
Published and Copyright by o-cetera, 2021
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Artwork by Carl-Johannes Schulze and Jacob Stoy
Photos by Marlene Rahmann
Supported by Initiative Musik gGmbH with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media
Their current album called »Out of the Blue« is a cycle of songs and corresponding works of art that are born from dialogue – from conversation and exchange between the two musicians and artists in other genres, such as painting, fashion, dance, literature, film making, design, or arts and crafts. The works are gradually developed, ping-ponged back and forth, playfully shaped into their final form.
The two were also members of Sophie Hunger’s band supporting her latest album »Halluzinationen«.
For further information and upcoming tour dates visit their website.