Benton Crane peddles the best pockets of dreams with his sound. Though he is constantly expanding and experimenting, what he has achieved till now is a little slice of paradise. With synth heavy floods that grow from embryonic to death, his sound finds the grey matter in sound. Today, we explore his single, Daylight on the Run.

The sound for this can be defined somewhat accurately. If Tame Impala stuck to theorizing with their hypothesis, the search for a psychedelic niche of sound. Benton Crane delves into this heavy, his sound energetic and warm-inviting like the first rays of sunshine. The crash heavy beat is the heartbeat, inadvertently. The saucer has ripples of different sounds now, with Benton Crane crooning on top of this galaxy visor. It is a trip through space while on Earth, and it goes to show a few things. You don’t have to be dosed out on LSD to know a creative sound like this. The transitions he uses are unique as well, taking breaks of vacuum to emphasize on the kind of sound that is outputted. Fun and light, it is a perfect way to begin a joyous day.

This is a song I associate immediately from Have a Good Trip, the psychedelic story on Netflix. Other films would definitely be Trainspotting, & Pineapple Express. Though it isn’t limited to the drug multiverse, it would do well for the brilliant closing scene in The Truman Show as well.

Follow Benton Crane and his sound with Nuclear Night, Through The Forest and other tracks from his catalogue. Experience a trip without the slip with his brilliant music!