Benét views his 2025 indie rock album, "Make 'Em Laugh," as a kind of Clue game. He tries to figure out when and how exactly a relationship failed. "Make 'Em Laugh" is a document of discovery and self-realization that poses more questions than answers, and Benét's ability to navigate many complex and contradictory emotional states also shapes the sound of the music: The album is dynamic, vibrant, and genre-defying. His warm voice shines in reflective indie rock tracks like "Pieces Of Me" and "Demon." In "Too Scared to Say," he uses Auto-Tune to convey a sense of disorientation, a feeling amplified in the experimental electronic track "Slimmer." Benét and singer AnnonXL exchange verses, while the production shifts from crystalline and gentle to excitingly loud and energetic. Benét also enjoyed collaborating with the artists featured on the album. He discovered Margaux's music when she performed at Baby's All Right, the Brooklyn venue where he works, and was thrilled to find that fans had already connected to her work in the YouTube comments on his videos. Faye Webster is his best friend and someone he feels complements his talent for asking insightful questions about relationships. And AnnonXL's swirling, vibrant verse on "Slimmer" was so good that it sparked Benét's creativity. "Make 'Em Laugh" may have started out processing a breakup, but as a whole, it looks far beyond the specifics of any single relationship. It's music that grapples with life's big questions that connect us all and finds solace in community. If the album is a game of Clue, then it's one that captures all the insights and stories of the countless players in the room as much as it focuses on the outcome of the game itself. Tracklisting: Wonder, Pieces of Me, Damn, Hope You Do Too, Scared to Say, Radio Silence (feat. Margeaux), Slimmer (feat. Annonxl), Birds Eye, Need Demon, Make 'em Laugh (feat. Faye Websterbenét)