Evelinn Trouble (born Linnéa Racine in 1989) grew up in Zürich, Switzerland where she still lives. After finishing school in 2007, she has been working as an independent composer and singer. She was part of Sophie Hunger's band Fisher and later supported her in her skyrocketing solo carreer. Her influences are many and change along with the tides, so do the bands she performs with. She started her stage career in a cover band called Lorry that performed mainly Radiohead and Placebo songs, and later moved on to Holy Saint Change, an acoustic trio that performed Trouble’s then new, more quiet material that followed Arbitrary act (2008). With the release of television religion (2011) she then returned to more punk-ish ways. The roaring track Warface was used in a campaign against arms exports in Switzerland.
