Diane Arkenstone

Diane Arkenstone is a multi-genre musician.
Career.
Arkenstone, who grew up in California, wrote her first song at the age of three and started playing guitar at the age of seven. She is trained as an opera singer. In her early career, she co-formed the duo "Enaid & Einalem" with a friend named Melanie.
Her voice can be heard in the 2002 game Heroes of Might and Magic IV, in the tracks "A Wise Tale" and "Hope" (among many others) of the game's soundtrack. While her name is not in the credits of the game, her influence is noticeable throughout the soundtrack.
Arkenstone's album "Jewel in the Sun" debuted at number 16 on Billboard's New Age charts when it was released in 2002, highest position was number 11. In 2005, "The Best of Diane Arkenstone" was ranked No. 1 on Zone Music Reporter's Top 100 Airplay Chart, out of 2800 recordings reported that year.
In her career, she has done work on more than 45 albums and played various instruments such as guitar, keyboard, wood flutes, dulcimer, synthesizers and percussion.
Arkenstone created her own record label called Neo Pacifica Recordings. In addition to releasing her own music on the label, she included other bands such as Earth Trybe, Enaid, and the Marquis Ensemble.
Her album "Union Road" was released in March 2013.
Discography.
Diane Arkenstone.
She has also worked with David Arkenstone on the albums "Music Inspired by Middle Earth", "The Celtic Book of Days" and the album "Trance World" from Earth Trybe. With Misha Segal and Peter Hume she worked on the 3-CD collaboration "Christmas Healing".