text: In 1993, Enya was awarded a Grammy Award for Best New Age Album for Shepherd Moons. She also won an IFPI Platinum European Award, a Billboard Music Award, and a National Association of Recording Merchandisers Award for Best Selling Album. Saxophonist Colin Stetson credited Shepherd Moons as an influence on his album All This I Do for Glory (2017). He said the Enya album "made me think about how the air is manipulated in my own music."
  Track listing
  All music composed by Enya, except "How Can I Keep from Singing?" and "Marble Halls" trad. arranged by Enya and Nicky Ryan. All lyrics by Roma Ryan.
  Personnel
  Credits are adapted from the 1991 CD liner notes.
  Musicians
  Enya – vocals, instruments, percussion, arrangement
  Andy Duncan – percussion on "Book of Days"
  Roy Jewitt – clarinet on "Angeles"
  Liam O'Flionn – uilleann pipes on "Smaointe..."
  Nicky Ryan – percussion on "Ebudæ"
  Steve Sidwell – cornet on "Evacuee"
  Production
  Nicky Ryan – producer, arranger, recording engineer (all other tracks), recording and mixing on "Ebudæ"
  Gregg Jackman – mixing engineer, recording engineer on "How Can I Keep from Singing?", "Book of Days" and "Lothlórien"
  Robin Barclay – assistant engineer
  David Scheinmann – photography
  The New Renaissance – wardrobe
  EMI Songs Ltd. – publisher
  Rob Dickins – executive producer
  Charts
  Weekly charts
  Year-end charts
  Certifications and sales