Nestled within what old world Englishmen would call The Antipodes, New Zealand is truly an exceptional place. Taking huge pride in their native musicians, radio stations are bound by law to give over a fixed percentage of airtime to New Zealand artists. This results in a rather special situation for independent dance music producers, such as Auckland raised Matthew Harvey, a.k.a. Concord Dawn. With a level playing field, underground genres like drum & bass have thrived in New Zealand, with producers being lumped in alongside traditional pop stars and rock bands. It s no overstatement to say that Concord Dawn is an institution in New Zealand, proven by the presales for The Enemy Within on iTunes New Zealand which saw the album slot in at a rather healthy number 2 just between Shihad (the biggest rock band in New Zealand) and Maroon 5. Featuring a selection of guest appearances, from fellow New Zealand D&B dons Bulletproof and Cern, to 80s pop star Rikki Morris, The Enemy Within provides a rich tapestry of tastes and flavors across the drum & bass spectrum that will prove to be just as popular on the world stage as it is at home.