Chris Conway's experience in music is unparalleled, - Celtic and Indian and many other world musics, folk, jazz, electronic and more.

Multi-instrumentalist - He plays piano/keyboards, 9string guitar, tin & low whistles, kalimba, theremin, bamboo flute, and zither as well as vocals.

He has played and recorded with Llewellyn & Juliana, Kevin Kendle, Jackie Newcombe, and The Harps of Avalon. He has played with members of Jethro Tull, Fairport Convention, and tabla player Talvin Singh, and violin virtuosos Dr L Subramanium. He has released a number of CDs with the Indian World Fusion Groups Jazz Orient and Re-Orient. He also plays in Celtic group Govannen and new age group Aramara. His Ayurveda CD is set to sell 10,000 copies around the world.

Feel
It is Chris Conway's ability to bring his huge experience of different musics, together with his skills on so many acoustic instruments together with his knowledge of state of the art electronics that makes his music special. He has an very strong feeling for harmony and the effect of that hamony on the emotions that make the feel of a Chris Conway new age album so distinctive.

Chris says of his music - "Whatever music project I do or whatever the focus of an album is, I always make sure every album I make is a REAL album - one you'll get a lot out of LISTENING to as well as, at other times, play for relaxation, yoga, reiki, meditation, spa treatments etc..."

Celtic Dreamer, is now out! It's my first new age album with my name on the cover for 2 years (Chris Conway & Llewellyn's Celtic Reiki) and the first new age album with only my name on the cover for 6 years (River of Life).

Following the Irish myth of Caer Ibormeith - the princess who becomes a swan every alternate year, how she haunts Aengus' dreams and his search for her.

It is a very mellow Celtic ambient album and designed to aid sleep

Read all about Celtic Dreamer here

My album Guidng Light got a nice review in Hypnagogue

Chris Conway - Guiding Light
I was a couple of hours into looping Chris Conway’s elegant suite of ambient drifts, Guiding Light, before I realized I’d been listening to it for a couple of hours. Then again, it’s subtitled “Music for Meditation,” so no surprise there. Conway’s music is soft and light, an easy flow of arcing synth pads blended with guitar, zither, Irish whistles and more, coming together in a classic New Age/healing music style. While it’s good of Conway to list these instruments in his liner notes, by and large they’re not distinct as instruments; they’re stretched and smoothed to textures and sensations of sound defining his theme of a journey toward the light.

The base for the music was laid down in an inspired 55-minute improvisation on keys which Conway went back over to embellish and further texture with his additional instruments. Although Conway has his tracks broken out into 11 offerings, this is a seamless disc that moves easily through its 55 minutes, never giving you a reason to come up for air. As promised, this is music for meditation–deep meditation. In fact, you may go so deep you lose track of time. I know I did. This disc loops perfectly, quieting and warming the space around you and truly bringing a sense of calm. A gorgeous and engaging offering from Chris Conway.