FULL GOLDENPLEC REVIEW: Benny Smiles came very close to being mistaken as an aspiring star of novelty music making. After all, his first offering to the public domain was NCAD Girl, a hilarious tune with an RnB style chorus, telling the story of a man and his fascination with female art students. However Smiles, also known as Ross Fortune, uses his début ep ‘Sunshine/Moonlight’ to prove to us that he does more than make songs about obsessive men pining after girls covered in paint. The first thing you hear on this ep is a three-part, harmonized call of Sunshine, the tracks title, which seems to beckon to the heavens, pleading for an offering from the gods. Their prayers are answered, as we are presented with echoing, atmospheric synths, driven by a rhythmic bass line. Smiles builds the song gradually, adding a pounding drum beat, more synths, and layers of vocals, to make a huge, dreamlike sound. The entrancing mix comes to a dynamic peak, b...