Benny Sings embraces home and family on his sweetly intimate 2026 album, 22 Durnham Dew. Named after a recently renovated house where he has settled with his wife and children, 22 Durnham Dew finds Dutch singer, songwriter, producer Tim van Berkestijn (aka Benny Sings) in a good place, drawing inspiration from his home-life while still digging into the lyrical and dancey, ’70s-style pop his fans love. There’s a relaxed vibe to the album, even as Sings digs into his influences.
The opening “You Love Me” in particular grabs your attention with its Commodores-inspired R&B groove. Similarly evocative, the title track brings to mind the kind of warm, singalong style Paul McCartney mastered on his solo work in the ’70s. Equally compelling, cuts…

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