Ottilia

Singer/songwriter from Düsseldorf

Ottilia was the frontwoman, singer and rhythm guitarist of great bands for many years, including the "Outlaws of Lubbock", for whom she wrote the song "Outlaw", and "Crossfire".

She was also active in oldies and rock bands, but all the bands had specific styles. Deep down, Ottilia is a die-hard and self-confessed country fan, but vocally and musically she seeks a challenge, so she decided to go solo.

Her vocal range and interpretive skills enable her to build a very extensive repertoire that leaves little to be desired for organizers and guests.

As a solo performer, Ottilia can use selected backing tracks to express her enthusiasm for good oldies, pop and rock music, and she enjoys this new freedom of music selection much to the delight of her listeners.

Her magnificent voice is worth listening to, and her joy in giving guests a wonderful evening makes every event special.

Ottilia's acoustic sets are particularly popular at the end of events that don't quite want to end. She often sits down in the middle of the audience and sings for and with those still present, accompanying herself on acoustic guitar.

Ottilia writes her own songs, which are naturally influenced by country music.

Six of her tracks have been released so far. These include her hits "Hamburg" and "Outlaw," recorded by her band "Crossfire" on the CD "Strong Enough," which is also available for download on major music platforms.

Photo: Sabine Schütte-Hüneke