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Eleanor McEvoy is an impressive debut album from McEvoy, proving that she is not only capable of fusing contemporary folk and Celtic music, but that she's a singer/songwriter with a graceful, individual voice. Both the music and the songs have a quietly powerful beauty, which makes it no wonder that the album helped McEvoy win the Irish Record Industry Award for Best New Artist. [Originally released in 1997 on Geffen, Eleanor McEvoy reappeared in 2003 through Blue Dandelion, remastered and with four bonus tracks.] Thom Owens, All Music Guide