"Significant Funk EP" is a new mini-album by New Zealander Nicholas Oliver aka MidKnight Moon. The tracks are shining out with various mixed sub-genres of drum’n’bass, eclectics, original melodies and hooks, the same as in "Around We Go LP" debut album. Such compositions as "Big Bang", "Interstellar", " Flo» definitely sound as atmospheric and techmospheric dnb sound, though each track is highlighted with it’s own inimitable elements and moves. "Used" and «MiNi» are more minimalistic. The first one can be characterized as deep tech step, the second one is a half step. Both tracks contain vivid, easy to remember percussion and change of mood along with the story telling. «Seratonin» is also a half step tune with drawling, falling on melody with neuro deep bass and dreamy atmosphere. "Significant Funk" is a melancholic and minimalistic deepy liquid with elements of dub.

Around We Go LP" album by MidKnighT Moon is full of various sub-genres of drum’n’bass. The hallmark of the New Zealander’s music is hidden harmonies which are dissonanting with the main theme of the track, making his production, however, especially exciting. All the13 tracks will definitely drop on the dance floor, depending on the time of the day. The album is listened in a single burst and every listener will find the favorite, because techmospheric, liquid, elements of techstep, neuro, deep and minimal drum’n'bass were mixed here to a different extent. The album includes two singles of the artist which have been released before.

KOS.MOS.MUSIC presents the second single from the forthcoming album by New Zealand musician MidKnight Moon. The original track is a powerful groovy techstep, uniting industrial sounds, neuro sound and vocal samples. The remix by Electrosoul System is a bit more punchy, compared to the original version, being a techstep as well, however, having more of the 00s atmosphere on the one hand and Andy’s present sound on the other. Dissident presented a jungly rolling with low bass and twisted rhythmical melody in the second part of the track. Hybert Phillips showed a powerful sounding of the new drum’n’bass school at it’s best - unusual changes in the groove and constant dynamics during the whole track, containing halfstep elements and scattered trible echoes.