“Scenes from a Well Worn Path (Side Three)” by Music by Jeremy


Music by Jeremy takes a more outward-looking approach on “Scenes from a Well Worn Path (Side Three),” a six-track release that explores social questions, human relationships and the contradictions of everyday life. Released on October 25, 2026, this third instalment of a wider musical autobiography combines thoughtful storytelling with melodic folk-rock and an independent creative vision. Based in Banbury, England, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jeremy draws inspiration from classic storytellers such as John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Randy Newman and David Bowie. His songwriting favours observation over instruction, presenting complicated ideas without forcing listeners towards particular conclusions.
Side Three marks a shift from the more personal reflections of its predecessors, examining broader issues through carefully constructed narratives. “Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren” stands out for its exploration of economic inequality and the contrast between promised prosperity and its actual distribution. Meanwhile, “I Don’t Know” approaches romance through an unusual mathematical concept, turning an attempted proof of love into a thoughtful reflection on emotional certainty. The production maintains an organic foundation, with acoustic guitar and vocals forming the starting point for each composition. Jeremy records his instrumental parts independently, using AI-assisted tools trained on his own voice to develop additional arrangements, including drums. This unconventional process allows him to experiment with structure and instrumentation while preserving the intimacy of the original songwriting.
What makes the release particularly engaging is its balance of intellectual curiosity and musical accessibility. The arrangements remain restrained, giving the lyrics room to breathe, while subtle instrumental layers reward repeated listening. “Scenes from a Well Worn Path (Side Three)” demonstrates Jeremy’s ability to turn everyday observations and complex ideas into engaging musical storytelling. It is a thoughtful collection that invites reflection rather than offering easy answers.





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