Noon is the brand new brainchild by quite known Croatian dj and dnb and hip hop producer Filip Motovunski, former member of the Zagreb-base Kingston Soundsystem (there should have been some Jamaican roots even in Croatia!) and regular guest of almost all Croatian summer festivals as well as many clubs in many places in the world where he usually shared the stage with Serbian dj Rahmanee. The first match clarifies the interesting sound that Filip is going to spread under this guise and decided to call "happy neuro" in order to highlight the fact he tried to combine both dark and brighter moods in each track that someone could have described as the effect feet-on-the-ground/heads-in-the-space in olden times. Besides any possible way to label Noon, he seems to have mirrored such an equitable allocation from the stylistical viewpoint as he drag-and-dropped a couple of very good dnb rollers like "Done" - a good assay of miniml neurofunk - and "Noonshine" - a catchy uplifter which sounds like an elegant crossbreed between jump up and drumfunk - and a couple of more experimental mid-tempo footworks like "Rolling Joints", where an acidulous synth-brass and dry knocks clash against the explicit vocal sample so that it seems to render the situation when a teenager get caught in the act by some teacher in the bathroom stall, and "Badness", the first official collaborative track by Noon which features Mancunian vocalist Bongo Chilly aka Peppery on the mic over a nice set of breaks which seems to come from a doped mechanical wristwatch. Very good sound design indeed.