Fine arranged melodies from multiple sound sources, as stated in his biography, are the building blocks of which Daniel Mehlhart considers to be the essence of good music. Putting what he preaches into practice has affirmed the 22-year-old Swiss born, Frankfurt am Main resident, as one of the most exciting new talents in the underground Tech-House movement. His most acclaimed release was the harp-tinged Origami, released last summer on Kindisch, which catapulted him into the record bags and charts of a slew of seasoned DJs during the end of last summer. >Scharade< is an example of young Daniel sticking to what he does best, mixing and blending techno. Atmospheres and sonic images while still animating an organic and natural vibe over the tracks. Liberal amounts of percussion and a Middle Eastern or Asian vocal dramatically pitched this tune beyond recognition watermark with a style and a vibe that he has helped to advance. The house roots of >Distracted Conscience< are present right from the onset. Using a double pump kick to inject a pinch more of energy into the already flourishing habitat of off-kilter and spooky sound effects. So many in fact it is easy to see how he came up with the name, >Distracted Conscience<, as there are more effects floating around in this track than thoughts in the head of an 8-year-old who forgot his daily dose of Ritalin. He turns to an ethnic vocal on >Alura< again, but keeping the overall mood of this outing a bit deeper. He pulls out even more percussion instruments including extra shakers, toms and bongos all marching along harmoniously. This is a head down, hands-up, side-to-side bopper that just keeps quietly elevating as subtle elements are added and subtracted throughout the duration of the tune. A coherent composition and DJ tool all in one. Although this is his second release there are no signs of a sophomore slump anywhere in site, as Daniel Mehlharts talent lies in his unique, but subtle ability to gel different eleme