Born in 1987, Sharon Doorsonis a Dutch singer and songwriter. Doorson long knew that singing and dancing were her passions in life, getting her first recognition at the age of six for her performance during the Dutch television show the “Mini-Playbackshow,” which she won.
After 10 years of dancing and two years of music and singing lessons, she auditioned for “Popstars The Rivals,” a TV show where the winning candidates went on to form a new girl band. Sharon won again, and together with four other girls formed the successful pop group, Raffish, who had a # 1 hit in the Netherlands with the single, “Plaything.” Eva Simons, now famous because of her hit, “This Is Love” with Will.i.am, was also a member of this group.
As an emcee performing under the Sharon D alias, Doorson performs with various internationally acclaimed DJs including Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Chuckie and Genairo Nvilla.

After seeing the success of the television show, “The Voice Of Holland,” Doorson decided to audition for the second season, greatly impressing judge Marco Borsato, one of the most popular singers ever to come out of the Netherlands.
In 2012, Doorson graduated from the conservatory of Rotterdam, following her education at the Popacademy, and she will focus on her solo career in the path of her heroes, Jessie J and Beyoncé Knowles. Doorson signed a contract with the record label, Cloud 9 Music, also in 2012, and her debut single, “Fail In Love,” hit gold in the Netherlands; the single has subsequently been released in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Australia, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, France, Italy, Spain and Belgium.
The follow-up single, “High On Your Love,” makes an even more impressive start in the Netherlands. The single hit the “top 10” position on iTunes and garnered heavy rotation on the most important radio-stations in the Netherlands. The single was released in France and was a hit during its first week airing on NRJ Radio. The single debuted in the United States and Canada at the beginning of May 2013 and has been gaining momentum ever since.

Doorson now releases her debut album, Killer (Cloud 9 Dance). The album – released June 6th in the Netherlands – contains collaborations with Mischa Daniels (“Can’t Live Without You”) and Maison & Dragen (“I’m Over You”). Together Daniels and Dragen have worked with some of the biggest names in electronic dance music (EDM) as well as pop and R&B. Of the EDM heavyweights with whom they have worked, the artists include Armin van Buuren, Tiësto, Paul Oakenfold, Chicane and Martin Solveig. Of the pop and R&B stars, the artists include Lil Wayne, John Legend, Natasha Bedingfield, Flo Rida and Kelly Clarkson. Accomplished composer and producer, Kizzo, also worked with Doorson on Killer. (In 2012, Kizzo achieved his first U.S. airplay hit, entering the Billboard Dance Chart at “#5” with “Can’t Stop Me,” a co-production and co-written track with Afrojack.

Said Sharon Doorson, “You can definite my style as a mixture of pop and dance. I try to write beautiful songs with strong vocals and lyrics. I’ll also write my own songs together with well known composers as well as less known composers and songwriters. The important thing is the emotion behind the song.”