This was the first tune I released from the Quarter To Sunrise album. My hopes for the new musical 'era' were high.

Alas, the algorithm said 'No' and the hopes descended somewhat.

The main scenery in the video is Dartmoor, near Bennett's Cross. The sky was somewhere in the Chew Valley, Somerset.

The tune felt like it needed a desert scene. This was the best I could muster.

I've really tried over the years to stop making these nature B-roll videos. It's an easy option and lacks effort.

Anyway, here we are.

I had a head full of grandiose ideas for this video, but opted for a quick and easy photo-based cop-out.

Gloomy old song. One for listening to on a rainy Sunday afternoon.

Speaking of cop-outs, nothing says 'out of ideas' more than a video with flowers bobbing about in the wind.

All hail the 'lyric video' concept. Slackers of the world unite, for we are spared effort!

When the metaphorical dust settles on each 'album era', I usually find three or four songs tend to stick around.

This is one of those tunes; a bit better than most of the other album tracks.

I regret not making more effort for this video, as I believe the song deserves it.

This one gained me a few new followers in Brazil.

This song was an eleventh-hour omission from the Happy Medium album.

It was consigned to the ever-growing vault of outtakes until I remixed it.

This song was the first to be released from a new batch of tunes recorded in autumn '24.

Violin played by the one and only Jim Martin.

One of the final videos made for the Happy Medium album.

It's a song about persistence through time. It has an epic bit.

A video featuring some AI-assisted dreamlike sequences where some of the people have weird faces and can fly.

Several parts of the song came to me in a dream. Explains a lot.

Sometimes I'm so lazy that I don't even get off the sofa to make a video.

The big book is the Empire Annual Sixteenth Edition, published in 1925.

Another video where I lark about like an idiot and try and pass it off as entertainment.

The message is simple. If you forget to weed your veg, you'll drop the moon. Be warned.

Never forget the nights you learn to fly. A hippie dares to dream, with peace and love and tambourines.

A kaleidoscopic colour-fest.

Yet another video featuring me acting the fool, although I did at least make the effort to change my costume a few times.

I'm quite fond of the song. It's got a lot of energy.