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Drum & Bass
EUROPE: United Kingdom

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"TRANSFERENCE RECORDINGS DIGITAL LABEL LAUNCH

Having released popular Drum & Bass music since 1997, on leading labels such as Renegade, Partisan, 720 degrees, and Good Looking Records, Future Engineers finally launch their own brand new imprint Transference Recordings. It is designed to become a regular outlet - via digital download stores - for top quality and forward-thinking, deep D&B music.

The label sets off on a very strong foot with Future Engineers delivering the superb Ellipse EP – a refreshingly diverse collection of deeper D&B tracks from the top drawer.

The EP’s title track ‘Ellipse’ is a tech-fuelled, aggressive roller that quickly builds to shake the dance floor, with punchy bass notes and a solid sub line forging a funky groove with the high-octane beats and fascinating surround sounds.

‘Side-Effects’ is depth charged and reminiscent of the classic Logistics vibe, whilst staying true to the distinctive Future Engineers sound. As the beats gather momentum, a thought-provoking vocal speech leads us into a liquid D&B drop – this is rave music with an intelligent, soulful twist!

The third track of the EP is ‘Through the Motions’, a simple yet effective piece of music that brings together a minimal break, beautiful melancholy piano chords and riffs, and a poignant bass line, to create a truly infectious hook.

Last, but certainly not least, is ‘Sensory Disorientation’. Clearly intended for dance floor detonation, a robotic, space age intro quickly evolves into a conjunction of technological bass sounds and heavyweight beats to create a veritable blitz of futuristic funk.

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