Transference Radio finally returns with a feature length episode 2!

Lee from Future Engineers showcases new music covering the spectrum of drum and bass, reflects on the making of our first release ‘The Silence’ and is joined by Nookie for a Production Sessions Q&A.

Chapters:
0:00s - Studio Mix - Part 1
57:23s - Track Spotlight - The Silence
01:07:52s - Nookie Q&A
02:08:25s - Studio Mix - Part 2
03:09:16s - Mc Conrad Tribute

Full tracklist: 

download 2 hour studio mix [Instrumental]: https://futureengineers.net/transferenceradio2

Find out more about Production Sessions: https://futureengineers.net/productionsessions

Follow Future Engineers on our Socials: https://bit.ly/4azacqD

Transference Radio - Episode 2

Transference Radio - Episode 2 [feat. Nookie Q&A]

Orna Guralnik joins host John Totten in our season finale. When John discovered Orna’s show, Couples Therapy, it was a breath of fresh air as depictions of psychotherapy in media go. However, Orna’s presence as a protagonist who is not the main character raises all sorts of questions about disclosure and authority; the line between anonymity and transparency is curious territory for a televised analyst. Orna discusses with John her commitment to transference and the paradoxical places where her subjectivity shines through the analytic projection screen, including a particular confession of her Israeli heritage to a Palestinian patient. Fantasies abound here- of mutual recognition, of utopia, of separating ourselves from our violent collectives. And yet, while Orna lives in the tension between sovereignty and her associations, her work thrives when surrounded by those with incompatible histories. 

Produced by John Totten and Mason Neely
Music by Mason Neely
Research Assistant: Rose Bergdoll

Website: www.betweenuspodcast.com
Contact: betweenuspodcast@gmail.com 
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Episode 50: We Are Not Sovereign Individuals

My first ever trance track! I'm still proud of this one, its all garageband stock loops hahaha

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Transference

Roy Barsness returns to the show to discuss his new book, which establishes a psychodynamic model of clinical supervision. Steeped in relational psychoanalytic values, this approach offers not only a new way of thinking about supervision, but also a recapitulation of how this theory informs practice in the treatment room—and life in general. By considering each case a muse for both therapist and supervisor, Barsness invites emergent subjectivities into each relationship. Supervision becomes the framework for a path of encounter, with contemporary figures such as Mitchell and Benjamin lighting the way. Roy emphasizes the personal journey of the therapist as crucial to this modality, while Mason reflects with John on his own journey home and the persistent question of to whom we truly belong.



Produced by John Totten and Mason Neely
Music by Mason Neely
Research Assistant: Rose Bergdoll
Website: www.betweenuspodcast.com
Contact: betweenuspodcast@gmail.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/betweenuspod
Facebook: www.facebook.com/betweenuspodcast
YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC4pPUTf_wRjNxHcCsFJoSSQ

Episode 56: Reclaiming the Relational

Recording for the 14th edition for 2025 of Punting on the Cam on October 14th for www.jungletrain.net Click "show more" below for the full tracklist. Mix available for download.

Thinking back to my recent Big Bud special, I figured I should try to do the same for my other contemporary favourite artist (duo); the Future Engineers. Their techy atmospherics always had a huge impact for me and I have no words to describe how much I love their tunes. Always tricky to mix because of all the melodies, so I tried doing some prework analyzing all the tracks, and even though it is an all-vinyl mix, I tried to mix them as much in key as I could. I did the same for the Big Bud mix at the time, actually. It worked out pretty well, and I even ended up not being able to play 8 more tunes I had lined up. I hope you'll enjoy the recording too!

Next show should be in two weeks, a digital show with more modern tunes, on Tuesday October 28th, usual time, usual place, usual no-nonsense prescription of DnB! (There will be no shows in November however, due to travel) Keep in touch on my artist FB page to know when the next one happens, when new shows are added in the archive, or to give feedback and suggestions; facebook.com/Dr.Squee

Tracklist:
01 Future Engineers - The Silence [RR017] // 1997
02 Future Engineers - Counter Balance [AG004] // 1998
03 Future Engineers - Time in Space [TEMP006] // 1998
04 Future Engineers - Simulations [PART001R] // 1998
05 Future Engineers - Images [AG004] // 1998
06 Scarlet Lake - Into the Sun (Future Engineers remix) [TEMP005] // 1998
07 Future Engineers - Sentience [AGLP001] // 1999
08 Future Engineers - Wavelength [NU002] // 1999
09 Future Engineers - Organism [720 012] // 1999
10 Future Engineers - Changes in State [720 010] // 1999
11 Future Engineers - Closed Circuit [PART016] // 1998
12 Future Engineers - Rogue Comet [720 010] // 1999
13 Future Engineers - Vanishing Point [GLREP015V] // 2002
14 Future Engineers - Timeshift [LGRB001LP] // 1999
15 Future Engineers - Spyglass [GLREP015V] // 2002
16 Future Engineers - Echo Location [LGR045] // 2002
17 Future Engineers - Re-source [NEXUSLP001] // 2000
18 Future Engineers - Fragments [TEMP006] // 1998
19 Future Engineers - Shattered [RR017] // 1997
20 Future Engineers - Tsunamis [PART016] // 1998
21 Future Engineers - Encryption [NU002] // 1999
22 Future Engineers - Voidcom [NEXUSLP001] // 2000
23 Pariah - Midnight (Future Engineers Re-set) [LGR046] // 2002
24 Matizz - Through my Eyes (Future Engineers Re-set) [CAMINO12004] // 2006
25 Future Engineers - Momentum [720 012] // 1999


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2025-10-14 Punting on the Cam (Future Engineers vinyl special)

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

Buy on Bandcamp

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

Transference Radio returns with Episode 3. 

Lee from Future Engineers showcases brand new music from the duo and celebrates the launch of Alpha Sequence, a new series on Transference dedicated to providing a platform for students and mentees from the Future Engineers producer community.  

Episode 3 Track spotlight focuses on the previously unreleased track ‘1st Magnitude’ that was written in the late 90’s as a collaboration with Glasgow based producer, KMC. 

Simon Colebrooke joined the Production Sessions this month for a Q&A to provide some insights into his journey in A&R man for Moving Shadow, Partisan and now Overshadow. A position where he has undoubtedly helped to shape the face of the drum and bass scene as we know it today.

Watch the Simon Colebrooke Q&A on YouTube: https://bit.ly/trfr03

Full Show Notes and Tracklisting: https://bit.ly/trfr03website

Download Future Engineers Studio Mix: https://bit.ly/trfr03studiomix2

Transference Radio - Episode 3 Feat. Simon Colebrooke (2 Bad Mice) Q&A

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Psychotherapists John Totten and Mason Neely bring you this psychotherapy podcast that explores what is happening between therapists and patients, from both sides of the relationship.

Originally from Amsterdam, and now based in Cambridge UK, Dr. Squee has been into DnB since before the turn of the century and DJing for more than two decades. Long time resident DJ on DnB radio Jungletrain.net, currently on a bi-weekly Tuesday evening schedule (21:00-23:00 UK time).

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.

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