Cynthia Lin ’99 (Brood Indigo Music)
On her second self-released CD, singer/songwriter Lin takes on the roles of main producer and arranger to create an album of eclectic sounds and poignant stories. Lin’s genre-melding style is “reminiscent of Edith Piaf and Joni Mitchell, with a big voice and jazzy melodies,” according to a Hyphen magazine blog. Doppelganger features backing vocals from Princeton a cappella alumni (Lin was a Tigerlily). Listen to her music and buy it at www.cynthialin.com and iTunes.
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