Annie Lin

Annie soon expanded Ariadne to a full-service label, booking other bands and launching the Asian-American Songwriters Showcase, an event she created to spotlight Asian American talent. The AASS toured nationwide from 2001 to 2003 and featured such artists as Vienna Teng and Emm Gryner.

East Coast Songs, a collection of music written on the road, was released in 2002 and received positive reviews from the Houston Chronicle, Boston Phoenix, and Village Voice. In 2003, Annie graduated from Rice and began law school. Truck Was Struck was released on April 16, 2004, becoming Annie's best selling effort thus far.

Annie was also a judge for the 7th annual Independent Music Awards to support independent artists' careers.^[1]

Annie received her J.D. degree from the University of Houston. In November 2006, Billboard magazine reported that Annie had been promoted to director of creative licensing at The Orchard (music label).^[2]

Annie has started her own law practice in entertainment matters out of San Francisco.

In April 2016, Lin became the General Counsel at Loudr.^[3]

• Annie Lin's Official Site
• Ariadne Records Official Site
• Houston Chronicle Feature - January 2005
• Houston Press Article - May 2004
• Boston Phoenix Review of AASS Tour (Emm Gryner & Annie Lin) - January 2002
• Annie Lin at IMDb
• ASCAP Playback Magazine Article - Winter 2009
• Annie's Law Practice