Synopsis

Kosheen perform inside a stark room as water begins to seep in and steadily rises around them. Sian Evans continues singing while the band plays, remaining composed as the space gradually transforms into an underwater environment. The increasingly surreal situation turns the song's uncertainty into a striking visual metaphor: what appears to be an ordinary performance may be a private hallucination or emotional crisis. By the conclusion, the musicians are submerged, leaving the viewer suspended between reality and imagination.

Factoids & Trivia

• "All In My Head" was released in the United Kingdom on July 28, 2003, as the first single from Kosheen's second album, "Kokopelli."

• The single reached No. 7 on the UK Singles Chart, giving Kosheen one of their strongest UK chart performances.

• The song was written by Darren Beale, Mark Morrison and Sian Evans, and produced by Decoder & Substance.

• "Kokopelli" marked a move away from the heavier drum-and-bass emphasis of Kosheen's debut toward a broader blend of rock, electronica and trip-hop textures.

• The flooding-room concept made the video especially memorable among early-2000s music clips and led to viewers frequently recalling it as a video in which the band performs underwater.