Conjure One

Canadian electronic music project

Conjure One is a Canadian electronic music project created by Rhys Fulber, after his departure from the influential industrial music band Front Line Assembly and the related project Delerium. Conjure One is known for its fusion of electronic beats with elements of world music and ethereal vocals, creating a unique and atmospheric sound. The self-titled debut album "Conjure One" was released in 2002 and featured collaborations with various artists, including Sinéad O'Connor and Poe, showcasing a blend of ambient, trip-hop, and world influences. The project has continued to release albums and maintain a presence in the electronic music scene, with Fulber being the primary force behind the production and composition of its music. Conjure One's work often features guest vocalists and has garnered a following among fans of downtempo and ethereal electronica.