Tasha Low

Tasha was cast and played her first lead role in the 2019 web series, Cheerific, which follows the story of a star rugby player who finds his calling as a cheerleader after getting kicked off the rugby team. She is also part of the television adaption of Goh Boon Teck's 1994 play, Titoudao, which was broadcast in 2020 on Mediacorp Channel 5.

In 2017, Low joined the girl group survival show, Idol School to compete with 40 other contestants for an opportunity to debut in a 9-member girl group. She was eliminated from the potential debut group in which she ranked 23rd in Episode 10.

On 31 December 2017, her Instagram post stated that she will be starting her solo career, where she will be promoting future activities as Yu I Yeong. In January 2018, Tasha stopped all her activities in Korea and returned to Singapore.

It was announced in 2015 that Low will be joining a new group following the disbandment of Skarf in 2014, with the group being sold to CJ E&M. In 2016, Low appeared in Chinese Reality Programme, Lady Bees, which introduced her as a trainee under CJ E&M.

After undergoing two years of intensive training in South Korea, Low debuted with the Singaporean-South Korean-Japanese girl group Skarf, in which she served as the leader, rapper and vocalist. She and another member, Ferlyn, were the two Singaporean members in Skarf until Wong left the group in 2014. The group debuted with their first mini album, Oh! Dance and performed the song on KBS's Music Bank on 17 August 2012. On 14 August 2012, Skarf held their debut showcase in Seoul.

In 2012, Low was picked as an endorsement model for a smartphone line, Pantech Vega R3. In 2013, she was selected as a host for Arirang's music program, Pops in Seoul. In the same year, Low also appeared on MBC's Gangnam Feel Dance. In 2014, she joined MBC's Dancing 9 alongside Glam's Zinni, but was disqualified for personal reasons. In 2015, Low appeared as the female lead in TimeZ's and Roy Kim's MV for "Awaken" and "The Great Dipper", respectively.

After graduating with a Singapore-Cambridge GCE Ordinary Level at Fuhua Secondary School, Low accompanied her friend to participate in the Singapore leg of the JYP and Alpha Asean Region Audition held in 2010 by Alpha Entertainment. Despite her adeptness in dancing, she sang during the audition. Being one of the four Singaporeans selected, Low moved to South Korea in the following year.

Natasha Low Yi Ling (Chinese: 刘怡伶, born 11 October 1993), better known by her stage name, Tasha Low (Korean: 타샤 ), is a Singaporean singer and actress. She was the leader of the South Korean girl group, Skarf from 2012 to 2014. She is currently based in Singapore as an artist.

Born into a family of ballroom dancers, Low's great-grandfather was Low Poh San, who introduced ballroom dancing to Singapore and would later become Singapore Professional Ballroom Champion in 1946 and from 1950 to 1953. Low's grandfather and parents were also accomplished ballroom dancers, with the former being Sunny Low, the owner of the renowned Sunny Low Dance Studio and a household name in Singapore in the 70's and 80's. Her brother also trained in Thailand to be a professional ballroom dancer.