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All of Enya's music: full album list, soundtracks

Dive into Enya's complete discography: Explore all her albums, renowned for their captivating melodies and insightful lyrics. Our comprehensive song list helps you find any track effortlessly.

Explore her ethereal compositions for TV and movie soundtracks, and discover early works and guest appearances unearthing hidden gems of her evolving talent.

Enya's most popular songs

  1. "Only Time"
  2. "Orinoco Flow (Sail Away)"
  3. "Caribbean Blue"
  4. "May It Be"
  5. "Echoes In Rain"
  6. "Wild Child"
  7. "Anywhere Is"
  8. "Aníron"
  9. "Trains and Winter Rains"
  10. "Amarantine"
  11. "Boadicea (Instrumental)"
  12. "The Humming"
  13. "So I Could Find My Way"
  14. "One by One"
  15. "Book of Days"

Enya's studio albums and compilations

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Enya, 1987

Debut album. Later re-released as The Celts, 1992.

Enya on TV and film soundtracks

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The Frog Prince, 1985

The film The Frog Prince (released as The French Lesson in the USA) has most soundtrack songs composed by Enya, but only two are performed by her ('The Frog Prince' and 'Dreams').

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Far And Away, 1992

Features 'Book of Days' rewritten with English-Gaelic lyrics for the film credits.

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Toys, 1992

Features a special remix of 'Ebudæ' (slightly shorter with distinctive percussion and bells).

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Themes From Calmi Cuori Appassionati, 2001

Japanese film soundtrack featuring 14 Enya songs. 'Wild Child' is used in full during closing credits.

Other films, TV shows and documentaries that used Enya songs

  • 1989: Portrait of Ireland — Songs used: "Triad", "Na Laetha Geal M'Óige", "Evening Falls...", "The Sun In The Stream", "Boadicea", "Cursum Perficio" and "Deireadh An Tuath".
  • 1990: The Memory of Earth — Songs used: "Deireath An Tuath", "Boadicea", "Dan y Dwr", "Aldebaran", "Epona", "Portrait", "I Want Tomorrow", "The Sun In The Stream" and "To Go Beyond II".
  • 1990: Green Card — Songs used: "River", "Storms in Africa" and "Watermark".
  • 1991: L.A. Story — Songs used: "Epona", "Exile" and "On Your Shore".
  • 1992: Sleepwalkers — Song used: "Boadicea".
  • 1993: Age of Innocence — Song used: "Marble Halls".
  • 1995: Cry the Beloved Country — Song used: "Exile".
  • 2001: Sweet November — Song used: "Only Time".

Early work and other appearances by Enya

Enya's musical journey began with her family band, Clannad. Beyond her solo career, she also lent her voice and talents to other artists:

  • 1983: Ceol Aduaidh album by Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh and Frankie Kennedy — Synthesizer on "An Cár Bog Déil".
  • 1984: Touch Travel album by various artists — Included two instrumental tracks under her real name Eithne Ní Bhraonáin: "An Ghaoth Ón Ghrian" and "Miss Clare Remembers".
  • 1985: Ordinary Man album by Christy Moore — Backup vocals on "Sweet Music Roll On", "The Diamondtina Drover" and "Quiet Desperation".
  • 1987: The Lion And the Cobra album by Sinéad O'Connor — Reads Psalms 91:11-13 in Irish Gaelic on "Never Get Old".
  • 1991: The Driver album by Terry Reid — Backup vocals on "The Whole of the Moon".
  • 1996: Celtic Folk Festival album by various artists — Includes unreleased Clannad tracks "Horo Gheallaid" and "Dúlamán".