I wrote this song in August 2020, whilst jamming on a nylon-stringed guitar in the heat of the afternoon sun.

This is a studio version of that song. It appears on the album Disappearing Act.

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

This version is more robust than the original.

A dream-like closing track from the 2022 album Querencia.

For L.K.S. Rest in peace.

A song rooted in local folklore, replete with banjo.

The banjo part was written at Wayside Studios in December 2021.

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

A mildly bizarre song that stood out like a sore thumb on the Querencia album.

The video features a plethora of classic arcade games.

A marine-themed video for a song formerly called Tribe.

Footage shot in Jersey, Channel Islands.

One of the many rant-like tunes on the Disappearing Act album.

We were all going through strange times when this was written.

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

It's about friendships, growing up and sharing old memories.

An early mix of The Way Back. The song was written and recorded in spring 2019.

I never did get around to making a video for the album version.

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

The lyrics were based on words I'd written in the early 1990's.

One of only a handful of videos from the Roads From Ruin 'era'.

I'd just joined The Stories, so my energies were focussed on that.

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

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

I wrote this song in February 2012. It was born from a turbulent, emotional time.

This track eventually got added to the Fieldwork expanded edition.

This was the first music video that I attempted to make. It's quite a bit janky to be honest.

It's been hidden away here at the bottom of the video pages. Top song, though.