BEST MUSIC VIDEO 2012 
Sometimes it just takes a simple concept to blow your mind. There is really nothing to this video when you think about it. On the surface, it’s just pretty girls smoking weed. But slow it down, and add a sexy track and becomes almost a surreal experience. Austin, TX-based film student VASH really killed it with this one.

Winston , The Couch Sessions

Continuing to hold admiration for the female figure with this slow-motion beauty by Austin video artist Jeff Vash.

Vivian Hua , Redefine Magazine

So what exactly is going on here? Um, the ush. Hot chicks smoking blunts, in slow motion, in cutoffs, in a swaggg house. (They take turns hot-boxing a fox mask). What does it mean? Nothing, I’m pretty sure, but you liked it didn’t you? You LOVE the (kind of) witch house aesthetic, yeah?

Running , Contributer; Earmilk

Willie Nelson’s “Crazy” sounds like one big sigh. It’s a universal song about heartbreak—the kind of song you listen to while you desperately stare out a window into a rainy night. Sami’s version of “Crazy” is not that kind of song. – With sinister production courtesy of Troublemaker (King Fantastic), Sami’s sweet voice takes on a troublesome tone. The Vash-directed video, starring actress Carlson Young, makes it very clear just how troublesome that tone is, and suddenly the word “crazy” takes on a dark new meaning.

Confusion , Pigeons & Planes

Jeff Vash is a young visual artist and designer born in New York City.  A student of Fine Arts, he is not only a visual artist and graphic designer… but also a filmmaker […] When working on video, his priority is creating an atmosphere, which sets a tone. The different atmospheres, characters, frames, rhythms, and each detail along with the music serve as tools to make a statement. “The medium of video allows me to capture subtle moments of life, or moments of ambiguity. Cinematography is something so technical yet tactful. I love experimenting.” As if we were under water and somehow we could feel the world in slow motion, his work portrays those moments to remember.

Lidia Costa , Writer, Ballad Of Magazine (UK)