A gentle video for a gentle song, filmed on location in the Chew Valley region of Somerset.

Taken from the album Simple Machines.

A video for Fight Or Flight, filmed in Somerset and Spain.

From the 2023 album Deeper Than You Think.

A song about showing gratitude for the things you have, and how we should all leave some of the good stuff for others.

Written and performed by Jason Allen, Somerset, England.

A brand new song completed in November 2022.

Written, performed and recorded by Jason Allen, Somerset, England, August to November 2022.

Another song taken from the 2023 album Deeper Than You Think.

Written and performed by Jason Allen, Somerset, England, summer 2022.

A brand new recording of a song which originally appeared on the 2006 album On Wisdom Hill.

Written, performed and recorded by Jason Allen, July 2022.

The closing track from the 2022 album Querencia.

For L.K.S. Rest in peace.

From the 2022 album Querencia. Written and recorded December 2021 to February 2022.

A blend of differing time signatures coupled with a video made using AI manipulated imagery.

Written and recorded in December 2021.

A mildly bizarre song that emerged from my head at the start of the year.

Written and recorded in January 2022. From the album Querencia.

This is a remixed version of a song formerly called Tribe. It was originally released in summer 2020.

Taken from the Peaceful Protest EP.

One of the darker tracks from the 2020 album Disappearing Act.

One of many songs written during the development of the Disappearing Act album.

It's about friendships, growing up and sharing old memories. Taken from the Peaceful Protest EP.

The second track to be released from my 2019 album Find Your Silence. The song was written and recorded in spring 2019.

Made on location in Somerset, England.

This song was the first fully-completed track to be released from the 2018 album Simple Machines.

Written, performed, recorded and filmed in the spring and summer of 2018.

A self-made video for Only Stars, filmed in Somerset, England.

This song is taken from the album Roads From Ruin.

A timelapse-based video for a song from my 2015 album Fieldwork.

I spent a lot of time being very still while making this video.

I wrote this song in February 2012.

The video was completed in May 2012. It incorporates over 600 still photographs to create a dream-like animated consciousness.

A 'lost and found' video for a lost and found song. Filmed and edited in a single spring day in March 2012.

The song was originally written in 2007, and has steadily evolved ever since.

Each clip in this playlist contains one of my hastily-made 'musical doodles', alongside footage shot on my travels.

Visit my main YouTube channel for less-rushed music videos.