All Inside EP - Transference

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Future Engineers stride onward with their latest release, the All Inside EP, out now on Transference. This marks the duo’s first EP in 23 years, following their acclaimed Technetium EP on Good Looking Records in 2002.

‘Pattern Recall’

The electronic power of this storm crashes like a symphony torn from the sky, each thunderclap
echoing through malfunctioning wires and sparking circuit boards, as if the chaos of nature were
composing its own electronic music. In this charged congregation where sound, signal, and
surge collide, a strange purity emerges, raw and untamed, pulsing with the truth of systems
pushed beyond control.

‘Pattern Recall’ is the discord between nature’s fury and human design,
and a new rhythm is born: fractured, luminous, and alive.

Words by Alex Corton


Written and produced by K. Cleminson and L. Batchelor
Artwork: Gareth Paul Jones Studios
Mastering: Safire at Plasma Lab
Publishing: S2K Music Ltd

All Inside EP

Pattern Recall

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Future Engineers - Pattern Recall [Transference] - Out Now

Future Engineers stride onward with their latest release, the All Inside EP, out now on Transference. This marks the duo’s first EP in 23 years, following their acclaimed Technetium EP on Good Looking Records in 2002.

‘Torsion Fields’

Beneath the hum of overworked machines and the weary shuffle of overtired workers, a society thrives, oblivious to the ‘Torsion Fields’ grinding its foundations to dust. Each cog turns not out of choice, but necessity, fuelling a system that demands more than it gives, extracting labor and life in equal measure. Yet from this pressure, a new program emerges, not an update, but a reinvention. One that rewires the structure itself, placing sustainability over speed, dignity over deadlines, and designing a future where neither flesh nor steel is pushed past breaking to keep the world turning.

Words by Alex Corton

Written and produced by K. Cleminson and L. Batchelor
Artwork: Gareth Paul Jones Studios
Mastering: Safire at Plasma Lab
Publishing: S2K Music Ltd

Torsion Fields

Future Engineers - Torsion Fields [Transference] - Out Now

Future Engineers stride onward with their latest release, the All Inside EP, out now on Transference. This marks the duo’s first EP in 23 years, following their acclaimed Technetium EP on Good Looking Records in 2002.

‘Time and Place’

On the wind-swept cliffs where the sky bruises into dusk, angelic whispers drift like forgotten hymns, weaving through the salt-heavy air. Below, waves shatter against the ancient rocks, their thunder a chorus to the murmured prayers of the sea. Across the wide, breathless grasslands, the ghosts of lost souls glide in silence, their presence felt more than seen, a chill in the breeze, a shimmer in the fading light, as if this ‘Time and Place’ remembers every story ever wept into its soil.

Words by Alex Corton

Written and produced by K. Cleminson and L. Batchelor
Artwork: Gareth Paul Jones Studios
Mastering: Safire at Plasma Lab
Publishing: S2K Music Ltd

Time and Place

Future Engineers - Time and Place [Transference] - Out Now

Future Engineers stride onward with their latest release, the All Inside EP, out now on Transference. This marks the duo’s first EP in 23 years, following their acclaimed Technetium EP on Good Looking Records in 2002.

‘All Inside’

The track’s neural core pulses with rhythm and gravitational magnetism, its usual hum now a fractured stutter that echoes through the corridors like a dying heartbeat. What begins as a
minor systems glitch in the terraforming bots, has escalated into a full-blown breach, something alien has slipped through the quantum relay during the deep-space transmission.

‘All Inside’ cocoons the listener safely, while the visions and chaos battle outside.

Words by Alex Corton

Written and produced by K. Cleminson and L. Batchelor
Artwork: Gareth Paul Jones Studios
Mastering: Safire at Plasma Lab
Publishing: S2K Music Ltd

Future Engineers - All Inside [Transference] - Out Now

GENOME Records proudly introduces VRUM . Phantom Ep Feat Cuepric

German newcomer whose sound embodies everything we admire about Germany’s electronic tradition: technical precision, polished execution, and forward-thinking creativity.With his Phantom EP, VRUM carves his own space in drum & bass, offering three distinct journeys that remain connected by a coherent sonic vision.

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Distant 

A cinematic piano opening and atmospheric textures lead into weighty bass and resonant drums. Melodic yet powerful, it’s a track of emotion, path, and discovery, teleporting you directly into VRUM’s universe.


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VRUM - Distant

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TRCD moved through the undercity like a shadow. Neon veins ran across the walls, pulsing with the heartbeat of a city that had long stopped caring. 

The ghost signal from Esym lingered in his neural implants, a faint echo pointing him forward: the Vortex. The gateway that could send him back, back to the time before the Cells Interlinked cyber unit had risen, before their half-human, half-machine hands had reshaped the world into chaos.

Every tier of the city was a puzzle of firewalls and security drones, each step a gamble against AI enforcers that remembered every trespass. TRCD had learned to move between them, masking his presence with fragments of old code, stolen from the systems Esym had left behind. 

The Vortex wasn’t a place you found on a map, it existed in the folds between networks, at the intersection of forgotten tech and raw energy.

He paused at the edge of an abandoned data tower, its upper floors shattered, sky barely visible
through jagged steel. Here, according to fragmented logs, the first traces of the Vortex had been
detected, where the Cells Interlinked had experimented with temporal compression. 

TRCD tapped into the console embedded in the wall. The interface flared, holograms folding into his retina display. Streams of data scrolled like rain, whispers of the past trapped in code.

A warning flashed: unauthorized access. TRCD’s implants flared, forcing him to dive into the maintenance ducts as a patrol of autonomous Sentinels swept the floor below. He could hear their mechanical limbs clanking, scanners piercing the shadows. One wrong move and the timeline could collapse, erasing everything he had tried to preserve.

At last, in the core of the tower, he found it: a lattice of pulsating energy, twisting metal and plasma into a doorway that shimmered between moments. The Vortex. It smelt of ozone and old circuits, alive with possibilities. 

TRCD’s hand hovered over the interface, the code of the Cells Interlinked etched in his memory. One wrong entry, and he could doom more than himself. One correct sequence, and he could undo decades of manipulation, restore the lives stolen by the half-human AI warlords... He took a breath.

And then the Vortex shuddered. Something from the future, or what remained of it was trying to
step through before him.

TRCD returns to his home base, VTO Records, for what has now become a yearly tradition. 

As label owner, he closes out each year with a powerful statement piece that captures the essence of his sound and marks another milestone in the TRCD story.

The Vortex is a fierce yet melodic neurofunk weapon, twisting listeners into its high-energy swirl of raw emotion. Already tested on dancefloors to stunned reactions and praised by fellow producers, this track cements TRCD’s status as a force in the scene and a fitting finale to another unforgettable year on VTO Records.

The Vortex opens on November 28th exclusively on Beatport & Spotify before everywhere December 12th

The Vortex

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Futuro, the final chapter of Ramilson Maia’s trilogy, lands like the first beam of a synthetic sunrise cutting through an unseen skyline. It completes the journey through the past, present, and future of Brazilian Drum and Bass, but does so with the audacity of someone bending time rather than simply narrating it.

The track pulses like a neon comet over a futuristic São Paulo: metallic rhythms, basslines that twist like high-speed subway rails, and an atmosphere that blends rave nostalgia with the restless brightness of what’s still to come. Ramilson shapes everything with his inventor’s touch — as if he opened a sonic portal and let the wind of tomorrow rush straight into the room.

Futuro doesn’t just close a trilogy; it condenses a whole lineage into minutes. You hear the echoes of the pioneers, the fire of today’s dancefloors, and a sci-fi-tinged vision of a world where Brazilian DnB mutates, evolves, accelerates and breathes new life.

The result is a luminous artifact — not a farewell, but a launch point. A reminder that the future is already humming in the speakers, and that Ramilson Maia remains one of the architects shaping the next horizon of our sound.

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Future Engineers have been producing drum & bass since 1996, with releases on labels such as LTJ Bukem’s Good Looking Records, Blame’s 720 Degrees, Renegade, Partisan, and Vibez.

Transference was launched by Lee in 2010, kicking off with the Future Engineers ‘Ellipse’ EP. The label was established for Lee’s solo material as Future Engineers, but evolved to include various other projects with the likes of Electrosoul System, Sunchase, Operon, Cutworks, Radicall, Dauntless and Fuj.

Future Engineers - All Inside [Transference] - Out Now

Future Engineers / Transference