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200-word bio
Rooted in 90s-influenced indie rock and folk, Jeremy Allen's songs blend soulful storytelling, timeless melodies, and a warmth that feels deeply human. With heartfelt vocals and honest lyricism set against acoustic guitar and atmospheric electric guitars and keys, Jeremy invites listeners into soundscapes that explore renewal, courage, and the quiet power of letting go.
After leaving a conventional office career in communications in his 40s to follow his creative truth, he began living the life his music had always pointed towards — one driven by authenticity, curiosity, and connection. His work reflects a nomadic spirit and emotional depth, drawing on lived experience to create songs that comfort, uplift, and inspire.
Whether it’s the reflective reggae pulse of “Surrender to Your River” or the stirring intimacy running through releases such as"Not Alone,"Jeremy’s music offers space to breathe and feel. It takes us on a journey and is a reminder that it’s never too late to begin again, and that making peace with the past by embracing the present and allowing healing can help us on our way to finding a path to freedom.
100-word bio
Jeremy Allen’s music is a soundtrack for starting over. Rooted in 90s-influenced indie rock and folk, his songs weave thought-provoking acoustic guitar chord progressions, complemented with atmospheric electric guitar and reflective lyrics into soundscapes that feel both intimate and expansive. With heartfelt vocals, he explores healing, courage, and renewal through a lens of lived experience and wanderlust. A lifelong musician, Jeremy left a university career in his 40s to honour his creative truth and live a life driven by music, creativity, and connection. His work celebrates change, authenticity, and the freedom to begin again, wherever the journey leads.
Quotes
"Jeremy Allen crafts music that feels like both a journey and a gentle embrace." - Broken Color blog
"I had an out-of-body experience when I heard you perform 'Not Alone'" - an audience member
"When I heard you for the first time, each song you played was my favourite, until I heard the next one!" - an audience member
"Jeremy's delivery feels almost like he’s speaking directly to the listener, encouraging them to keep going despite the challenges." - Bored City blog
