Artist's albums
Blue
2000 · album
Into the Light
1998 · album
A GATHERING OF SPIRITS
1995 · album
Blue Mountains Suite
1993 · album
The Fire and the Rose
1992 · album
ASFAFA--A Journey
1991 · album
Compositions of my Soul
2023 · album
Timeless, Vol. 2 (Best of 2005-2022 Remastered)
2022 · compilation
House of Chimes
2020 · album
Phoenix Rising
2019 · album
Cathedral
2017 · album
Into the Light (Remastered)
2015 · album
Still Waters
2013 · album
Asfafa 2
2013 · album
The Stuff of Dreams
2011 · album
The Fire and the Rose (Remastered Version)
2011 · album
Short Stories
2011 · album
Evergreen
2008 · album
Adonai
2008 · album
Touching the Serpent's Tail
2007 · album
Timeless
2005 · album
Maya
2005 · album
Underworld
2003 · album
The Missing Albums
2002 · album
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Biography
Before his professional music career began, new age musician Robert Fox taught drama and art in British schools. However, after he acquired a Roland D50 synthesizer and produced the soundtrack to a youth production of A Midsummer's Night Dream in 1987, Fox became seriously interested in composition. Four years later, his debut album, Asfafa (which was re-released in 2000) came out. The '90s proved particularly fruitful for Fox, as he issued four more solo albums (including The Fire and the Rose, which was based on T.S. Eliot's The Four Quartets) as well as two (1995's For Whom the Bell and 1999's Uforia) for a new group he had formed with musician David Wright called Code Indigo. Fox began the new millennium by releasing his sixth studio album, Talking Heads, as well as Blue, a four-disc collaboration with Wright. Throughout the next decade, he maintained a prolific run, issuing numerous solo efforts like Underworld (2003), Maya (2005), and Evergreen (2008), all the while continuing his work with Code Indigo, who released two studio albums of their own as well as a 2007 concert album. Fox's lush melding of gentle piano, dramatic synths, and percussion remained his chosen formula as his career entered its third decade with albums like Short Stories (2011), Still Waters (2013), and Asfafa 2 (2014), a sequel to his debut album. Having left Code Indigo in 2010 to focus on his solo work and his ongoing teaching career, Fox rejoined the band for its eighth album, 2014's Take the Money & Run. In 2017, he resumed his solo career with Cathedral, an ambient work divided into two lengthy tracks. ~ Marisa Brown, Rovi