Enya's first full-length album of new material in five years (and her fourth in 12 years) will have a familiar sound to the millions who have followed her career so far. As...
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Initially released simply as Enya, The Celts shows that the style she became famous for on Watermark was already well under way. With production and lyrical help fully in...
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With echoes of earlier sounds and the single "Anywhere Is," The Memory Of Trees incorporates sounds from the Orient. Although these are all new pieces, there's nothing that...
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No surprises here, of course -- Enya didn't achieve new age superstardom by challenging anyone's expectations. This album is every bit as hushed, lovely, and soulless as...
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Paint the Sky With Stars: The Best of Enya is an excellent 16-song overview of Enya's career, containing 14 selections from The Celts, Watermark, Shepherd Moon, and The...
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Released as a stand-alone single first in Japan in 1989, then in America three years later with an extra track, Oiche Chiun serves as Enya's own entry into the popular world...
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Enya's first full-length album of new material in five years (and her fourth in 12 years) will have a familiar sound to the millions who have followed her career so far. As...
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As the first of three sonic wonders, Watermark introduced the world to Enya's worldly sounds--which are as subtle as a watermark and as light as a paper, yet conjure up...
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Thanks to its distinct, downright catchy single "Orinoco Flow," which amusingly referenced both her record company boss Rob Dickins and co-producer Ross Cullum in the...
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Calling Shepherd Moons a near carbon copy of Watermark puts it quite mildly. Like Watermark, Shepherd Moons opens with the title track, a calm instrumental, has another...
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This four-CD box set of the most popular new age-pop crossover artist is in many ways a fine compilation of her output through the early twenty-first century, though it's...
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