It’s a simple, yet meditative tune especially the humming bits.Įnya is pretty famous in her career for these gentle Irish balladry. It’s a great opening track, in that it gently re-introduces us to her world, her voice, and the compositions.
It’s so akin to her dark monk chanting Latin-type songs such as “Cursum Purifico” and “Tempus Vernum”. Only Enya can get away with singing about a group of celtic tribes folk reaching clusters of stars for their homeland through intergalactic travel and make it sound plausible! I’m going to do a track by track analysis of this album thematically about journeys abroad, journeys interstellar, and journeys home. As usual, the album title evokes alot of mystery (remember Amarantine?, or …And Winter Came?). Instead, I want to focus on the latest endeavour from the holy triad (Nicky & Roma Ryan, and Enya). I could spurt about how much I love Enya and her albums how they fill me with so many differing emotions and complexities blah blah.
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