Watermark

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Watermark is a 1988 studio album by Irish singer Enya that brought her international fame with its ethereal, layered sound and the hit single "Orinoco Flow."

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Watermark canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music album
studio album
artist Enya
chronologyPosition second studio album by Enya
containsElement Irish Gaelic lyrics
Latin lyrics
orchestral arrangements
containsInstrument keyboards
multi-tracked vocals
synthesizer
countryOfOrigin Ireland
criticalReception generally positive reviews
distributedBy Warner Bros. Records
famousFor ethereal layered sound
international commercial success
genre Celtic
New-age
ambient
hasAlternateVersionOfTrack Storms in Africa (Part II)
hasCoverArt Watermark (Enya album) cover image
hasTrack Cursum Perficio
Evening Falls...
Exile
Miss Clare Remembers
Na Laetha Geal M’Óige
On Your Shore
Orinoco Flow
River
Storms in Africa
The Longships
linked to: The Long Ships

Watermark
impact brought Enya international fame
influencedGenre contemporary New-age music
labelImprint Warner Music UK
language English
length approximately 39 minutes
lyricist Roma Ryan
mainVocalLanguage English
nextWork Shepherd Moons
notableFor hit single Orinoco Flow
notableSingle Orinoco Flow
performer Enya
previousWork Enya (album)
producer Nicky Ryan
recordedIn Dublin
London
linked to: London, England
recordLabel Reprise Records
WEA
linked to: WEA Inc.
releaseDate 1988-09-19
releaseDecade 1980s

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Enya notableWork Watermark
Shepherd Moons precededBy Watermark
Eithne Brennan notableWork Watermark
Breakaway followedBy Watermark
Fate for Breakfast follows Watermark