E.B.E. has been played on NTS over 20 times, featured on 27 episodes and was first played on 3 November 2017.

Lucas Rodenbush has been making electronic music since 1991. He is best known for his work as E.B.E. on labels like Soma, Plastic City, Yoshi Toshi, Resource + Jump, Grayhound, YellOrange and his and Solid Grooves' own San Jose, California-based Solid Trax, producing electronic house and techno music with a distinctive sonic quality and rhythmic edge. His latest output includes a collection of releases with Designforms, Dutchie, Transmat, Plastic City Germany, Dobox and Immigrant. His music has made it onto the tracklists of many a compilation CD by such internationally respected DJs as Danny Tenaglia, Danny Howells, Anthony Pappa, Donald Glaude, Chris Fortier and Carl Cox. He has also seen a track licensed to the Sony Pictures Classics 35mm release of the feature "Groove" alongside the likes of John Digweed, Octave One and DJ Wish FM, as well as an inclusion on Transmat's revered Time:Space_02 project. His career as a dance musician has led him to work with important artists like Digs [DIY], Christian Smith, Alexi Delano, DJ Spun, GPal, Robin Porter, Chris Jackson, Kenneth Graham + Walter Chao, Mustafa, Arturo Garces, and Alonso Ordoñez. He has also remixed the work of Mateo & Matos, Alexander East, Jay Tripwire, Pete Moss, Marc Cotterell, Mechanique, Arturo Garces, Kenneth Graham, ADNY, Sloth & Dormant, ETI and Vandal. As a DJ, he has visited London [UK], Gdansk [Poland], Santiago [Chile], Vancouver [Canada], and has toured throughout Japan and the USA as a premier artist, with stops in Tokyo, Osaka, New York, Miami, Jacksonville, Detroit, Kalamazoo, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Fresno, Houston, Vail, Salt Lake City, Portland and Seattle. Rodenbush continues to develop his musical craft in the studio after receiving his MFA in Experimental Sound Practices and Integrated Media from the distinguished California Institute of the Arts [2008]. He also has BFA in Music Technology [CalArts, 2005] an AA in Film & Television [De Anza, 2003].