Roger Eno

Roger Eno is a British composer and musician whose distinctive style as a recording artist has attracted a cult following. In March 2020, just as the pandemic lockdown commenced, he made his debut on Deutsche Grammophon with Mixing Colours, his first duo album with his brother, Brian. Following on, in August 2021, they performed together for the very first time at the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Acropolis in Athens. The solo album, The Turning Year, was out in 2022. The album allows the listener to step through Roger Eno’s looking-glass, filled as it is with free-flowing, affecting compositions. His work has drawn widespread acclaim : “..a keen sense for delicate, unornamented melodies, that serve as vehicles for reflection.” – Pitchfork. His DG sophomore album, “the skies, they shift like chords” was released in October 2023 before selling out shows at both LSO St. Luke’s and at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London in 23/24, as well as a US tour. In October 2025, Eno released “Without Wind, Without Air”, his most ambitious album so far, garnering much praise: “Possibly Eno’s finest work to date”, Uncut.