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Enchant
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Background Information
Released February 26, 2003
Length 61:23
Genre Folk, Classical, Celtic
Label Traitor Records

Enchant is Emilie Autumn's first full-length studio vocal album, written and recorded between 1995 and 2000, and scheduled for release under Seraph Records on January 1, 2001 according to Autumn. Chambermaid was scheduled to be the album's lead single, hence the Chambermaid EP in 2001. The official release of Enchant was held back due to creative differences that arose between Autumn and the record label. Autumn left Seraph Records, self-releasing and self-promoting the album in 2003 on her own Traitor Records. Consequently, the album was released with no official singles. Autumn re-released the record on Trisol Music Group GmbH in 2007 and again in 2008.

The earliest release date ever reported was for "sometime in the year 2000" by Enchant Clothing & Costume, Autumn's clothing line and then-sponsors. Some reports stated that the album could have been released "later in the year 2001, or in 2002" had Autumn stayed with Seraph Records. The first known Enchant-era song to be heard was Chambermaid at the Halstead Market Days music show in 2001.

To see information on Enchant's Enchant Puzzle, visit the Enchant Puzzle page.

Tracklisting[]

This album had several outtakes, including:

Track Length
1. "Prologue: Across the Sky" 5:10
2. "How Strange" 3:07
3. "Chambermaid" 3:14
4. "Rapunzel" 3:57
5. "Ever" 6:11
6. "Second Hand Faith" 4:43
7. "Juliet" 5:42
8. "Remember" 5:25
9. "Rose Red" 5:29
10. "Castle Down" 3:52
11. "Heard It All" 3:22
12. "If You Feel Better" 4:49
13. "Save You" 4:53
14. "Epilogue: What If" 4:09

Enchant Promo[]

Enchant promo

A promo CD for Enchant was released sometime in 2001 under Seraph Records. Copies of this disc are extremely rare, but have been sold at Autumn's early merchandise tables. The disc is encased in a plastic sleeve.

Track Length
1. "Chambermaid" 3:14
2. "Rose Red" 5:29
3. "Heard It All" 3:22
4. "How Strange" 3:07

References[]

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