Future Engineers - Equilibrium

[@heruthemaster]

this music connects you to source

[@rez11]

love this tune, this is considered atmospheric dnb yes? ty for uploading~

[@mr0berts]

Amazing tune. If I won rthe lotteryt or sumink, the first thing I'd do is start a night playin this era of dnb. They dont make tunes like this anymore!

[@janopano926]

truth :)

[@murphyjulian7393]

Have you won yet Mr?

[@nj5374]

You don't need to win the lottery to do that!

[@magnussjolander5747]

A banger!

[@SuperPeterbass]

massive!!

[@jeztafari5372]

Satta!

[@kestuveubatar]

Hello I would start to make liquid/intelligent dnb If anyone have tips I would be really reconnaissant Thanks !

[@anoschka666]

nice one

[@djsistae3469]

not jungle :(

[@angelicoctahedron3646]

Why think so?

[@jolzs298]

quie t

[@nj5374]

Erm yes it is sir

[@jolzs298]

Are you even aware of the progression of our jungle roots here in the UK, Jungle evolved into intelligent jungle and then intelligent drum and bass (mainly by Bukem's influence and cookin' records as well as many others in the London scene during the 90's) then eventually just drum and bass early 00's then liquid drum and bass, etc. etc. the evolution of breakbeat goes further back than just jungle as well, it's just how the London scene created this sub genre combining roots of dub, soul, older reggae and spun those older records into breakbeat rhythms with akai samplers and atari computers chopping and sampling more and more as tech became more affordable for home use. Then jungle naturally became a genre because of the passion of those individuals passion and roots. This is the evolution and F.E and their impact in the late 90's creating even more diverse innovations in intelligent drum and bass is just as relevant as jungle. I'm only returning to this after like 15 years of having it on cd as a young teen and seeing your blatant baiting attempt lol, just wanted to spread some aspects of our roots to people unaware, my parents raised me on this culture.