"The Highest Commitment" by Qwel and Maker, in some live versions (samples the Gunter Kallmann Choir version) "Put Me On (featuring Everlast and Moka Only)" by Swollen Members features a piano background with chords similar in sound to the vocals of the original "Daydream" track. "Magenta Rising" by Parov Stelar on his 2015 album The Demon Diaries. "Daydream" by Paul Basic on his 2011 album The Mirror. The bassline and a similar arrangement were used by Isaac Hayes on "Ike's Rap II", which has in turn been sampled by Portishead, Tricky and Alessia Cara. Soundtrack appearances In Norway, this song has become widely known through its use as background music in a series of televised information snippets regarding mountain safety, produced by the Norwegian Red Cross and broadcast annually through the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, chiefly around the Easter holidays. The original series was broadcast from 1969, but the theme tune was not introduced until 1972. The Belgian film Mr. Nobody in 2009 also used this song several times in the movie. In 2016, "Daydream in Blue", a remix of the song by I Monster, was featured in the second season of the US television show Mr. Robot starring Rami Malek and Christian Slater. The song was also used in Noah Hawley's Legion season three, episode four, released in 2019. The first season of the US television show Severance (2022) has also made use of the I Monster version in trailers and during closing credits on some episodes. The 2005 BBC television series "How to be a gardener" written and presented by Alan Titchmarsh used the "Daydream in Blue" version of the song as part of its extensive soundtrack. References 1969 songs 1969 singles