Ruby Lin discography

{{Short description|none}} {{Use dmy dates|date=February 2020}} {{Infobox artist discography | Artist = [[Ruby Lin]] | Image = Ruby Lin 20221022.jpg | Caption = Lin in October 2022 | Alt = | Studio = 5 | EP = | Singles = | 1Option = 1 | 1Option name = Reissues | Compilation = | Soundtrack = | Music videos = | Tribute = }} In 1999, [[Ruby Lin]] entered the music industry with her first EP, "Hearings".

In 2001, Lin signed a contract with [[Bertelsmann Music Group|BMG]] Taiwan and released her second album, ''face 2 face'' ({{lang|zh-TW|雙面林心如}}). A few days after its release, the ''Para Para'' Special Edition was also released. In 2004, BMG released the soundtrack for the television series ''[[Half Life Fate]]''.<ref name = "bsysong">{{cite web| url = http://ent.163.com/ent_2003/editor/music/miscnews/040411/040411_236930.html | title = 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 | date = 11 April 2004 | accessdate = 3 January 2008 | publisher=ent.163.com|language=zh}}</ref> in which Lin sang five songs.

At the end of November 2008, after a four-year break, Lin returned to music with her new album, ''New Rubyology'' ({{lang|zh-TW|新如主義}}). Her album cut "Onion Soup" ({{lang|zh-TW|洋蔥濃湯}}) led the China Music Song Chart ({{lang|zh-CN|中国歌曲联}}) for three weeks.<ref name = "albumagasaisn">{{cite web| url = http://music.ent.tom.com/2009-01-08/0009/16692716.html | title = Ruby Lin's new album become 3 weeks championship | date = 8 January 2009 | accessdate = 26 February 2009 | publisher=China Entertainment|language=zh}}</ref> At the 12th M-Zone music awards, Lin won the Golden Melody and Entertainer of the Year awards.<ref name = "albumagsaisn">{{cite web| url = http://yule.sohu.com/20081230/n261487227.shtml | title = Ruby Lin winning 2 awards in M-ZONE annual music award| date = 30 December 2008 | accessdate = 26 February 2009 | publisher=Sohu Music|language=zh}}</ref>

==Albums== ===Studio albums=== {|class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style=text-align:center; !Title !Album details |- ! scope="row" | ''[[Heartbeat (Ruby Lin album)|Heartbeat]]'' ({{lang|zh-TW|心跳}}) | * Released: 1 October 1999 * Languages: [[Mandarin Chinese|Mandarin]], [[Standard Cantonese|Cantonese]] * Label: Mei Ah * Genre: Single album |- ! scope="row" | ''Double Faced Ruby Lin'' ({{lang|zh-TW|雙面林心如}}) | * Released: 14 March 2001 * Language: Mandarin * Label: [[Bertelsmann Music Group|BMG]] (Hong Kong) |- ! scope="row" | ''[[Eighteen Springs (album)|Eighteen Springs]]'' ({{lang|zh-CN|半生缘新歌和精选}}) | * Released: 1 April 2004 * Language: Mandarin * Label: BMG (Hong Kong) * TV drama OST |- ! scope="row" | ''[[Possessing Ruby Lin]]'' ({{lang|zh-CN|拥有林心如}}) | * Released: 14 October 2004 * Language: Mandarin * Label: BMG (Hong Kong) * New + Best Selection |- ! scope="row" | ''[[New Rubyology]]'' ({{lang|zh-CN|新如主义}}) | * Released: 29 November 2008 * Language: Mandarin * Label: Feile Music (China), Skyhigh (Taiwan) |}

===Reissues=== {|class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style=text-align:center; ! Title ! Album details |- ! scope="row" | ''[[Pala Pala]]'' ({{lang|zh|趴啦趴啦}}) | *Released: 16 March 2001 *Label: BMG (Hong Kong) *Formats: AVCD |}

===Soundtracks=== {| class="wikitable" width="750px" |- bgcolor="#F0F8FF" !align="left"|Title !align="left"|Date released !align="left"|Language !align="left"|Tracks contributed |- |align="left"|''[[My Fair Princess]]'' OST ({{lang|zh-CN|还珠格格音乐全记录}}) |align="left"|13 June 1999 |align="left"|[[Standard Mandarin|Mandarin]] |align="left"|{{blist |"You Are Wind, I Am Sand" ({{lang|zh-TW|你是風兒我是沙}}) |"In Dreams" ({{lang|zh-TW|夢裡}}) |"Butterfly Rain" ({{lang|zh-TW|雨蝶}}) }} |- |align="left"|''[[Amor de Tarapaca]]'' OST ({{lang|zh-TW|紫藤戀電視劇原}}) |align="left"|25 June 2004 |align="left"|[[Standard Mandarin|Mandarin]] |align="left"|'''6.''' "At The Moment" ({{lang|zh-TW|這一秒鐘}}) |- |align="left"|''[[Light The Night]]'' OST ({{lang|zh-TW|華燈初上影集原聲帶}}) |align="left"|1 January 2021 |align="left"|[[Standard Mandarin|Mandarin]] |align="left"|'''6.''' "Don't Love Me" ({{lang|zh-CN|请别爱我}}) |}

==Other appearances== Besides studio albums and soundtracks, Ruby Lin sang a number of promo songs, TV or movie theme songs which didn't appear on any album or soundtrack. {| class="wikitable"  ! width="30"| Year ! width="240"| Song ! width="300"| Notes |- | |2000 | "Coca Cola And Joy" (with [[Nicolas Tse]]) | * Theme song of Coca-Cola China TV commercial. |- | rowspan="4"|2005 | "Sunrise waiting for the sunset" ({{lang|zh-CN|日出等待日落}}) | * Ending song of her 2005 television series Parisian Love Song. |- | "Angel Don't cry" ({{lang|zh-CN|天使别哭}}) | * Theme song of her 2005 television series Parisian Love Song. |- | "Stars aspiration" ({{lang|zh-CN|星光心愿}}) (with [[Huang Yida]]) | * Opening song of her 2005 television series [[Star Boulevard]]. |- | "Taste" ({{lang|zh-CN|滋味}}) (with [[Jordan Chan]]) | * Theme song of her 2005 television series [[Star Boulevard]]. |- | 2007 | "Waiting" ({{lang|zh-CN|等待}}) | * Theme song of her 2007 television series Ancestral Temple. |- | rowspan="3"|2008 | "We have love" ({{lang|zh-CN|我们有爱}}) | * Huayi Brother management company unit song for 5.12 China earthquake. With 30 more celebraties. |- | "Best Gift" ({{lang|zh-CN|最好的礼物}}) | * Theme song of "Charity China for children" |- | "The Song of Red Ribbon" ({{lang|zh-CN|红丝带之歌}}) | * Theme song of 2008 China World Aids Day. (1 December 2008) |- | rowspan="2"|2010 | "Love can't stay away" ({{lang|zh-CN|爱不能停}}) | * Theme song of her 2010 film [[You Deserve To Be Single]]. |- | "A Fallen Flower" ({{lang|zh-CN|落花}}) | * Theme song of her 2010 television series [[Beauty's Rival in Palace]]. |- | rowspan="2"|2011 | "Qing Shi Huang Fei" ({{lang|zh-CN|倾世皇妃}}) | * Opening song of her 2011 television series [[The Glamorous Imperial Concubine]]. |- | "Qing Ting Wo" ({{lang|zh-CN|倾听我}}) | * Ending song of her 2011 television series [[The Glamorous Imperial Concubine]]. |- |- | rowspan="2"|2016 | "Landscapes in China are Beautiful" ({{lang|zh-CN|山水中国美}}) (with [[Liu Tao]] and [[Gigi Leung]]) | * Song for 2016 CCTV Spring Festival Gala. |- | "Beauty and the Land" ({{lang|zh-CN|红颜江山}}) | * Ending song of her 2016 television series [[Singing All Along]]. |- |}

==Music videos== {| class="wikitable" |- ! Year ! style="width:250px;"|Title ! Album |- |rowspan="5"| 1999 |"HeartBeat" |rowspan="5"|''[[Heartbeat (Ruby Lin album)|Heartbeat]]'' |- |"180 Minutes and 7 Seconds" |- |"Joke" |- |"Till Death Do Us Part" |- |"Harvesting Hearts" |- |rowspan="11"| 2001 |"Falling into Your Arms" |rowspan="10"|''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'' |- |rowspan="4"| 2004 |"18 Springs" |rowspan="3"|''Half a Lifetime's New and Best Songs'' |- |"Pass Each Other By" |- |"Love, Move a little Closer" |- |"Love One's Happiness" |''Possessiing Ruby Lin'' |- |rowspan="3"| 2008 |"If only I hadn't seen" |rowspan="3"|''New Rubyology'' |- |"Onion Soup" |- |"Answer to the Riddle" |- |}

==Awards== {{Unreferenced section|date=January 2026}} * 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== {{reflist}}

== External links == * [http://www.linruby.com/ Ruby Lin Official Site] * [http://www.amw168.com/search-lyrics/artist/Lam,%20Ruby%20林心如-5298.html Ruby Lin's Lyrics] {{Ruby Lin}}

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