来自加拿大的凯尔特/交响金属唱作人 Born November 4, 1984 Origin Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Genres Celtic metal, symphonic metal, symphonic black metal, world music, folk rock Occupation(s) Musician Instrument(s) Voice, keyboard, piano Years active 2011–present Leah McHenry, mononymously known as Leah (pronounced /liːɑː/ LEE-a) (born November 4, 1984), is a Canadian heavy metal musician who records both as a solo artist and, since 2018, as a member of Dragonlord. Sometimes called the "Enya of heavy metal", she performs a mixture of symphonic and Celtic metal with folk and world music. As a solo artist, she has released four full-length albums, Of Earth & Angels in 2012, Kings & Queens in 2015, The Quest in 2018, and Ancient Winter in 2019; two EPs, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence in 2012 and Otherworld in 2013; and twenty singles, both as part of album releases and as stand-alone recordings. She is a frequent artistic collaborator with Eric Peterson of Testament and Dragonlord, Timo Somers from Delain and Vengeance, Sander Zoer from Delain, Barend Courbois from Blind Guardian and Vengeance, and Troy Donockley of Nightwish. McHenry and Peterson released a collaborative single, "Winter Sun", in 2015. She joined Dragonlord for its 2018 studio album Dominion. She also has participated in the charity group Project Aegis. International fans call her "The Metal-Enya". From ethereal ballads to folk-tales, mysterious world instrumentation and operatic blast beats, LEAH's music is a breath of fresh air among a sea of female-fronted rock. LEAH has had success in gaining tens of thousands of fans around the globe, despite never having done a tour. This is a re-issue of her self-released debut album "Of Earth & Angels" that received international critical acclaim, landing her on "The Best Symphonic Metal Album" Metalstorm Awards for 2012. Artwork by Jan Yrlund at Darkgrove Design [Delain, Apocalyptica, Sirenia]