After the huge success of recent Cadenza Eps from Argy, Lee Van Dowski and Mirko Loco versus Stacey Pullen, Lucianos stand out label strikes again with a fresh taste from Cadenza artist Mendo. Rewind back to 2009 and Mendos Remember Ep on the label was one that certainly wasnt forgotten the hugely successful beats and rhythms on Remember solidified Mendo as a Cadenza favourite. The time has come for another highly anticipated output from the Swiss based producer - For Cadenzas 66th Ep, this is Stages Of Life. House music has no bounds when it comes to exposing tones, ambience and expressions via its multiple sound adventures. Leading us directly and eagerly to the dance floor is one attribute that Mendo seems to have honed to perfection over the years though, and his signature sound of dance floor hysteria with a mature and classy edge is what weve come to know him best through; The Stages Of Life Ep follows all that we know and love with its irresistibly deep bass lines, upbeat character and summer vibe. Inocencia opens this bright Ep with crisp slices of sound cutting eagerly through and leading us into spell bounding metal drums and a round sensual bass line. Its power is unmistakeable as the beats wrap around, we transport immediately to balmy terraces and debaucherous sunset dancing. Simply screaming to be thrown down on floors and terraces worldwide, Inocencia plays vocal games with chanting children and their delightful innocence. Not quite as simple as it sounds though, Mendos layers of swooning brass add sophistication and charm, belting into the skies and enveloping the dance floor vibe thats so intricately been created. On the flip, Old School lives up to its name as classic and head strong techno kicks hold no prisoners. Spitting vocals, menacing sirens and a sexually charged edge stampede from beginning to end, all rounded off by a killer bass line that spits you swirls with snarling pace. Old School showcases Mendos talent for fiery and timeless house tech production whilst making this two track Ep a summer 2011 must have for djs and dancers alike.