Solution: "Watermark" singer, 1988 - NYT Crossword

Hi, kids! Many years ago, when your parents needed a break from the head banging rock ’n’ roll we listened to (now known as “Classic Rock, Which Is What We Call It When Our Parents Are Around, but Otherwise It Is ‘Music for Olds’”), they wandered off into a genre called New Age music (formerly known as “Music to Get High To”). Listening to New Age music was once thought to be a serious path to spiritual enlightenment and is now also parodied by people like JP Sears. One of the much listened-to artists of New Age was Enya, who has appeared in the New York Times Crossword a total of 118 times, although it feels like much more. Anyway, she recorded an album called “Watermark,” which was released in 1988 with the title song: