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Canadian Celtic metal songstress Leah McHenry, who operates under the mononym Leah, emerged in the early 2010s with a captivating sound that blended the operatic scope of symphonic heavy metal with ethereal, fantasy-driven folk and world music. Often collaborating with contemporaries such as Eric Peterson of <a href="spotify:artist:28hJdGN1Awf7u3ifk2lVkg">Testament</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1eUJlaFF3rScLSigXaqpG9">Dragonlord</a>, Timo Somers of <a href="spotify:artist:6pIRdCtSE5hLFfIfcTAicI">Delain</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:5GaTFqOouKCHf6AVwTdClk">Troy Donockley</a> of <a href="spotify:artist:2NPduAUeLVsfIauhRwuft1">Nightwish</a>, Leah has self-released several albums, EPs, and singles, including 2015's Kings & Queens and the 2019 holiday LP Ancient Winter.

Sometimes referred to as the "the metal <a href="spotify:artist:6uothxMWeLWIhsGeF7cyo4">Enya</a>", the Vancouver native began releasing material under the Leah moniker in 2012 with her debut album Of Earth & Angels. The Otherworld EP arrived in 2013, followed by her acclaimed sophomore full-length effort, Kings & Queens. A string of single releases, including 2017's "The Dragonborn Comes," a rousing version of the theme song from the massively popular RPG video game Skyrim, preceded the arrival of her third long-player, 2018's The Quest. In 2019 Leah released her first collection of holiday material, the evocative Ancient Winter. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi

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