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her blend of folk melodies, synthesized backdrops, and classical motifs, Enya
created a distinctive style that more closely resembled new age than the folk
and Celtic music that provided her initial influences. Enya is from Gweedore, County
Donegal, Ireland, which she left in 1980 to join the Irish band Clannad, the
group that already featured her older brothers and sisters. She stayed with
Clannad for two years, then left, hooking up with producer Nicky Ryan and
lyricist Roma Ryan, with whom she recorded film and television scores. The
result was a successful album of TV music for the BBC. Enya then recorded
Watermark (1988), which featured her distinctive, flowing music and
multi-overdubbed trancelike singing; the album sold eight million copies
worldwide. Watermark established Enya as an international star and launched a successful
career that lasted well into the ’90s.
ENYA (1986) -
Watermark (1989) -
Storms In Africa (1989) -
Shepherd Moons (1991) -
The Celts (1992) -
The Memory of Trees (1995) -
A Day Without Rain (2000) -
Themes from “Calmi Cuori Appassionati” (2001) -
Amarantine (2005) -
And Winter Came… (2008) -
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