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Ruby Lin discography
Lin in October 2022
Studio albums5
Reissues1

In 1999, Ruby Lin entered the music industry with her first EP, "Hearings".

In 2001, Lin signed a contract with BMG Taiwan and released her second album, face 2 face (雙面林心如) after a two-year hiatus. A few days later, the Para Para Special Edition was also released. In 2004, BMG released the soundtrack for the television series Half Life Fate.[1] In the soundtrack, Lin sang five songs.

At the end of November 2008 Lin returned to music after a further four-year break with her new album, New Rubyology (新如主義). Her album cut "Onion Soup" (洋蔥濃湯) led the China Music Song Chart (中国歌曲联) for three weeks.[2] At the 12th M-Zone music award, Lin won the Golden Melody and Entertainer of the Year Awards.[3]

Albums

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Studio albums

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Title Album details
Heartbeat (心跳)
  • Released: 1 October 1999
  • Languages: Mandarin, Cantonese
  • Label: Mei Ah
  • Genre: Single album
Double Faced Ruby Lin (雙面林心如)
  • Released: 14 March 2001
  • Language: Mandarin
  • Label: BMG (Hong Kong)
Eighteen Springs (半生缘新歌和精选)
  • Released: 1 April 2004
  • Language: Mandarin
  • Label: BMG (Hong Kong)
  • TV drama OST
Possessing Ruby Lin (拥有林心如)
  • Released: 14 October 2004
  • Language: Mandarin
  • Label: BMG (Hong Kong)
  • New + Best Selection
New Rubyology (新如主义)
  • Released: 29 November 2008
  • Language: Mandarin
  • Label: Feile Music (China), Skyhigh (Taiwan)

Reissues

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Title Album details
Pala Pala (趴啦趴啦)
  • Released: 16 March 2001
  • Label: BMG (Hong Kong)
  • Formats: AVCD

Soundtracks

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Title Date released Language Tracks contributed
My Fair Princess OST
(还珠格格音乐全记录) 		13 June 1999 Mandarin
  • "You Are Wind, I Am Sand"
    (你是風兒我是沙)
  • "In Dreams" (夢裡)
  • "Butterfly Rain" (雨蝶)
Amor de Tarapaca OST
(紫藤戀電視劇原) 		25 June 2004 Mandarin 6. "At The Moment" (這一秒鐘)
Light The Night OST
(華燈初上影集原聲帶) 		1 January 2021 Mandarin 6. "Don't Love Me" (请别爱我)

Other appearances

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Besides studio albums and soundtracks, Ruby Lin sang a number of promo songs, TV shows or movie theme songs which didn't appear on any album or soundtracks.

Year Song Notes
2000 "Coca Cola And Joy" (with Nicolas Tse)
  • Theme song of Coca-Cola China TV commercial.
2005 "Sunrise waiting for the sunset" (日出等待日落)
  • Ending song of her 2005 television series Parisian Love Song.
"Angel Don't cry" (天使别哭)
  • Theme song of her 2005 television series Parisian Love Song.
"Stars aspiration" (星光心愿) (with Huang Yida)
"Taste" (滋味) (with Jordan Chan)
2007 "Waiting" (等待)
  • Theme song of her 2007 television series Ancestral Temple.
2008 "We have love" (我们有爱)
  • Huayi Brother management company unit song for 5.12 China earthquake. With 30 more celebraties.
"Best Gift" (最好的礼物)
  • Theme song of "Charity China for children"
"The Song of Red Ribbon" (红丝带之歌)
  • Theme song of 2008 China World Aids Day. (1 December 2008)
2010 "Love can't stay away" (爱不能停)
"A Fallen Flower" (落花)
2011 "Qing Shi Huang Fei" (倾世皇妃)
"Qing Ting Wo" (倾听我)
2016 "Landscapes in China are Beautiful" (山水中国美)
(with Liu Tao and Gigi Leung)
  • Song for 2016 CCTV Spring Festival Gala.
"Beauty and the Land" (红颜江山)

Music videos

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Year Title Album
1999 "HeartBeat" Heartbeat
"180 Minutes and 7 Seconds"
"Joke"
"Till Death Do Us Part"
"Harvesting Hearts"
2001 "Falling into Your Arms" Double Faced Ruby Lin
"Dense Cloud Misty Rain"
"Overnight in Lan Kuai Fong"
"To Love Nobody"
"Can't Let Go"
"Hibernating Map"
"New Romance"
"Novel of Love"
"Every Type of Guy"
"The Way You Love Me"
"Pala Pala" Pala Pala
2004 "18 Springs" Half a Lifetime's New and Best Songs
"Pass Each Other By"
"Love, Move a little Closer"
"Love One's Happiness" Possessiing Ruby Lin
2008 "If only I hadn't seen" New Rubyology
"Onion Soup"
"Answer to the Riddle"

Awards

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  • 1999 Metro Radio Hits Music Awards New Singer Award
  • 1999 RTHK Top 10 Gold Songs Awards for Best new female prospect award
  • 1999 Jade Solid Gold Awards Presentation for Most Popular New Singer award (Bronze)
  • 2001 MTV Music Awards for Best Music Video of the Year
  • 2004 East Wind Music Award for Best Theme Song From TV Series
  • 2008 12th M-Zone Music Awards – Golden Melody Song of the Year, All-round Artist
  • 2009 (nominated) – Top Chinese Music Chart Award for Best Female Artist (Taiwan region)

References

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  1. ^ "林心如携专辑《半生缘》14日亮相北京 Ruby Lin's new album 《Ban Sheng Yuan》will released 14th in Beijing" (in Chinese). ent.163.com. 11 April 2004. Retrieved 3 January 2008.
  2. ^ "Ruby Lin's new album become 3 weeks championship" (in Chinese). China Entertainment. 8 January 2009. Retrieved 26 February 2009.
  3. ^ "Ruby Lin winning 2 awards in M-ZONE annual music award" (in Chinese). Sohu Music. 30 December 2008. Retrieved 26 February 2009.
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