Storms In Africa Ii | - Enya

The addition of pounding, African-inspired drums by Chris Hughes gives the track an "evocative fire" that justifies its title.

“This version makes the song more accessible... the melody really does feel too bouncy for a depressing setting, but it captures the life-giving influx of water.” RPGGeek Enya - Storms In Africa (Pt.II) - (Official Video) Storms In Africa II - Enya

'Storms In Africa' is a song from Enya's 1988 album, 'Watermark'. Known for its powerful, driving rhythm and layered vocal chants, YouTube·enyatv Storms In Africa - EnyaBlues The addition of pounding, African-inspired drums by Chris

"Storms in Africa (Part II)" is the English-language single version of the original Gaelic track found on Enya's breakthrough 1988 album, Watermark . Released in June 1989, this version features a noticeably faster tempo and more accessible lyrics for international audiences. Review Summary Known for its powerful, driving rhythm and layered

By translating the lyrics into English, the song becomes a more direct narrative of personal and natural tempests , though some fans feel it loses a touch of the Gaelic original's mystery. Community Perspectives

Reviewers often note that while Part II is more radio-friendly, it maintains the "otherworldly experience" Enya is known for.

The addition of pounding, African-inspired drums by Chris Hughes gives the track an "evocative fire" that justifies its title.

“This version makes the song more accessible... the melody really does feel too bouncy for a depressing setting, but it captures the life-giving influx of water.” RPGGeek Enya - Storms In Africa (Pt.II) - (Official Video)

'Storms In Africa' is a song from Enya's 1988 album, 'Watermark'. Known for its powerful, driving rhythm and layered vocal chants, YouTube·enyatv Storms In Africa - EnyaBlues

"Storms in Africa (Part II)" is the English-language single version of the original Gaelic track found on Enya's breakthrough 1988 album, Watermark . Released in June 1989, this version features a noticeably faster tempo and more accessible lyrics for international audiences. Review Summary

By translating the lyrics into English, the song becomes a more direct narrative of personal and natural tempests , though some fans feel it loses a touch of the Gaelic original's mystery. Community Perspectives

Reviewers often note that while Part II is more radio-friendly, it maintains the "otherworldly experience" Enya is known for.

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