Sharin Foo

Sharin Foo (born 22 November 1973) is a Danish musician and singer in the rock group The Raveonettes.

Early life Foo was born in Emmelev, Djursland, Denmark, on 11 November 1973. She was raised in a hippy commune.

Foo's father is musician Kim Tai Foo, a second-generation Danish-Chinese

At an early age, Foo spent time in India studying the musical traditions of dhrupad and qawwali. They signed with Sony Records and released their first full-length album, Chain Gang of Love, on the Columbia label, in 2003. The group, since its inception, has been touring constantly, in various line-ups around Wagner & Foo.

Personal life Foo married in 2007 musician and songwriter Greg Edwards, of the experimental rock band Autolux. The couple separated in February 2015

Foo's sister, Louise, is also a musician and singer who has been in the group Giana Factory, and the collective Ohmarymary.

In 2011, Sharin Foo acted as judge in the Danish TV talent show Danmarks største stemme ("Denmark's Greatest Voice"). In 2012, along with graphic designer Camilla Hjerl who's also from Denmark, Foo opened Hurra!, an online shop and blog that "curates and sells a selection of Danish art- and design-objects", which led, in 2013, to a pop-up shop in Venice, California.

In 2015, she competed in the Danish version of Dancing With The Stars along with dancing partner Frederik Nonnemann. Foo subsequently stated that the dancing offered her a "new body-awareness" and she has become "more brave" about her physicality. The dancing couple were voted out halfway through the competition.

Foo lived in Los Angeles, California for 17 years with her daughter, but is now living in Denmark.