For the international Netflix series THE COYOTES, directed by Gary Seghers and Jacques Molitor, which launched the careers of several notable young Belgian actors, Daniel's unconventional score took inspiration from dusty vinyl, hip hop aesthetics, and adventurous sound design. For the feature film WOLFKIN starring French actor Louise Monteau ("Pandore", "Les rivières pourpres"), Daniel's atmospheric and orchestral score featured noted cellist Claire Goldfarb. Daniel's second collaboration with director Jacques Molitor, WOLFKIN screened at international festivals including SITGES, London Fright Fest, and the Lisbon International Horror Film Festival, and will soon receive an international theatrical release. Daniel scored the 3-part architecture documentary series ARCHIBELGES, a joint production of the two major Belgian TV networks Canvas and RTBF. This third collaboration with the Belgian director and shortlisted Oscar candidate Olivier Magis featured a quirky score that incorporated typical Belgian surrealist humour. Daniel's music was also featured in the Farrelly Brothers comedy HALL PASS (starring Owen Wilson, Jason Sudeikis, and Christina Applegate). As multi-instrumentalist and co-composer for the iconic indie pop band GIRLS IN HAWAII, Daniel has toured internationally and earned multiple Awards and Gold records. He has also produced music for numerous theatre shows and immersive expositions at various European museums. Daniel lives with his family in the Belgian countryside between Brussels, Cologne, and Luxemburg. Member of the World Soundtrack Academy and the Belgian Screen Composers Guild, he is considered resident in both Luxemburg and Belgium for production tax credit purposes.(Belgian Tax Shelter, Film Found Luxembourg) He is represented by Léa Largeau at RIZE Soundagency Paris and Alexandre Davidson at NADA Supervision Brussels. Daniel speaks German, French, English and een beetje Netherlands.