Moon Boots

In 2020, remixes of Moon Boots' track "Tied Up" were released, including mixes from Kenny Dope and Mat Zo. Remixes of "Clear," by Wookie and Garrett David were released March 24th. On May 13th, remixes of "Juanita" by Mark Broom and Bawrut were released.

In 2019, Moon Boots released a string of singles, that lead into the release of his second full studio album with Anjunadeep. The releases included the pre-album announce 2-track EP "Keramas / "Harpanet." This was followed by "Tied up" ft. Steven Klavier, "Juanita" ft. Kaleena Zanders and "Clear" ft. Nic Hanson. All singles were well-received and got playtime on SiriusXM, KCRW, BBC Radio 1, and Triple J, and got support from DJ's such as The Black Madonna, Diplo, Claptone, MistaJam, Above & Beyond, and Danny Howard. "Tied Up" and "Clear" also had music videos released, directed by Nicholas Keays and Jordan Rosenheck respectively.

On September 6, 2019, the album, Bimini Road, was released. It was ranked by KCRW as its #8 Best Albums of 2019. The album saw some familiar collaborators return, including Nic Hanson, KONA and Black Gatsby. It also featured new collaborators Niia, Little Boots, Kaleena Zanders, Steven Klavier, and Gary Saxby of the Harlem Gospel Choir.

In 2018, following the release of First Landing, Dougherty began performing with a live band. The live band consists of Peter Dougherty (keyboard, synthesizer, backing vocals/vocoder), Ross Clark (guitar, bass, synth bass), Dusty Kaufman (drums), Black Gatsby, Nic Hanson, Elie Fletcher and KONA (all vocals). In this new live configuration, Moon Boots sold-out shows at El Rey Theatre (Los Angeles), The Independent (San Francisco), Music Hall Of Williamsburg (Brooklyn) and made further appearances at Red Rocks Amphitheater (Morrison, CO) and Mamby On The Beach (Chicago).

The same year, DJ Mag elected Dougherty as their “Breakthrough Producer” in their BONA2018 (Best Of North America) awards. He also became a Mixmag x AKG: HEADSPACE featured artist, where he was featured in a mini web documentary and interviewed in an episode of Mixmag's On Rotation, where he disclosed topics such as his musical influences and being a live musician. He continued to DJ and has performed at a multitude of festivals across North America including Movement, EDC Las Vegas, Coachella, Ultra Music Festival, Electric Zoo, Paradiso, CRSSD and Spring Awakening.

His debut album, First Landing, was released on August 4, 2017, on Anjunadeep. The album received favourable reviews and was extensively played on KCRW in Los Angeles where Dougherty also performed tracks from the album live on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic hosted by Jason Bentley Additionally, the album charted at #1 on NACC Electronic Album in August and September 2017. “First Landing” was also chosen as Tower Records Japan's “Record Of The Month”.

After finishing his education, he moved to Chicago to pursue a music career. To get his music heard, Dougherty would distribute demos to local DJs and would also spread his music online to share and evolve his sound. During his time in Chicago, Dougherty would join fellow musicians Saam Hagshenas and Jonathan Marks and become the keyboardist of the indie band Hey Champ. The band got noticed by American rapper and producer Lupe Fiasco, who signed the band to his 1st & 15th record label in 2008. Later, Dougherty left the band and returned to DJing again. In 2011, Dougherty met Perseus (Leon Oziel), the founder of the record label / DJ collective French Express. He joined the label and made his first release, "Off My Mind / Gopherit" for French Express later that year. After he moved back to Brooklyn, Dougherty was introduced to London-based label Anjunadeep where he later got signed.

Peter Dougherty (born June 27, 1984), who goes by the stage name Moon Boots, is an American DJ and music producer from Brooklyn, New York, United States. At the age of 11 his family moved to Connecticut where he spent the rest of his childhood. Dougherty developed a passion for music early on in life, progressing from playing the piano to keyboard and synthesisers. His early influences include artists such as Daft Punk, Herbie Hancock and A Tribe Called Quest. Later, he would study music composition at Princeton University.