Lin Yilian

Sandy Lam Yik Lin (English: Sandy Lam Yik Lin, April 26, 1966 -), Hong Kong female singer, songwriter and music producer. In 1982, he joined Commercial Radio 2 as a part-time DJ and entered the entertainment industry. In 1985, she entered the music scene with the release of her first solo album "Lin Yi Lian". Since then, her music career has spanned Asia including Hong Kong, Taiwan, China and Japan. Lin Yilian won the "Golden Award for Female Singer" at the "All-In-One Music Chart Awards Ceremony" for three consecutive years from 1990 to 1992. In 1990, she released her first Mandarin album "Falling in Love with Someone Who Never Goes Home", which opened up the Asian market in one fell swoop and sold 600,000 copies in Taiwan. From May to November 1992, she held concerts in Guangzhou, Taipei, Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai, becoming the first female singer to complete a concert tour in Greater China. In 1993, she sang "When Love Is a Past", the theme song of the movie "Farewell My Concubine" with Li Zongsheng, and it became one of the most popular songs of the year. In 1995, the album "Love, Sandy" released on Rolling Stone Records sold more than 800,000 copies in Taiwan. In 2000, she joined Virgin Music and released the title song "At least I Still Have You" from the album "Ellen Lin's", which reached the peak of her career and became one of her most representative classic songs. At the Singapore Golden Melody Awards in 1995 and 2001, Lin Yilian won the "Best Female Singer Award" and the "Asia Pacific Most Recommended Female Singer Award" in 2002. In 2013, Lin Yilian won the "Best Mandarin Female Singer Award", "Best Mandarin Album Award" and "Best Album Producer Award" at the 24th Golden Melody Awards in Taiwan for her album "Gaia". Among them, she won the first "Golden Melody Diva" in her singing career with an overwhelming number of votes from the judges. In 2017, Lin Yilian participated in the China Hunan Satellite TV program "Singer 2017" and won the championship of the season. In 2019, Lin Yilian once again won the "Best Mandarin Female Singer Award" and the "Best Vocal Recording Album Award" with an overwhelming vote at the 30th Golden Melody Awards in Taiwan for her album "0".