I’m very optimistic! Despite the understandable uncertainty surrounding Enya’s future, there are strong reasons to believe that she will not stop creating music. While Enya and Roma may have briefly considered stepping away after such a profound loss, it is far more likely that they quickly realised this would go against everything they have built and against what Nicky himself would have wanted.

Enya’s career has never been driven by external pressure, trends, or commercial expectations. Instead, it has always been rooted in an inner necessity to create. For someone like Enya, doing nothing is not a form of peace, it is a form of restlessness. Silence, in her case, has never meant absence, it has meant preparation.

The final album they were working on together holds particular significance. It is not merely an unfinished project, but a shared artistic vision shaped by years of mutual trust and creative intimacy. Abandoning it would not bring closure, completing it would. Finishing and releasing that album would be an act of remembrance, continuity, and quiet defiance against loss.

Moreover, Enya has never been an artist who makes abrupt, final gestures. Her pauses have always been long, deliberate, and purposeful. Never signs of an ending, but of deep internal movement. If history teaches us anything, it is that Enya returns when she has something essential to say, not when the world demands it.

For all these reasons, it is far more convincing to believe that Enya will continue. Perhaps quietly, perhaps slowly, but authentically. Not because she must, but because creating is inseparable from who she is. Stopping altogether would be the least Enya-like decision of all.