Recently I teamed up with my good friend Matt (POCKiTZ) to make a 3 track EP for a Street Ritual release. 

Quoted from Street Ritual:
‘Holdin It Down’ is the stirring collaboration from pioneering electronic producers Stephan Jacobs & Pockitz. Capturing multi-genre vibrations spanning from flavors of trap, melodic dubstep, future bass and more; this story is an uplifting vibe for everybody. Each of the 3 tracks reflects fine production and are fused with emotive movement through exquisite melodies and lyrical radiance. Featuring vocalists Talia Bentson & Neaks, Holdin It Down, is a refreshing auditory experience.

Stephan Jacobs & POCKiTZ - Noise In Here

Producer of Music Projects: 
BOSA | https://soundcloud.com/bosa
BIGGER THAN US | https://soundcloud.com/biggerthanusmusic
Psychedelic Tractor | https://soundcloud.com/psychedelictractor

Stephan Jacobs has earned a reputation as one of electronic music’s most innovative and prolific producers, known for his blend of evocative soundscapes, driving rhythms, and bass-heavy foundations. His attention to detail and melodic instincts distinguish his work, both in the studio and during high-energy live performances that captivate festival crowds and intimate audiences alike.

A pioneer of West Coast bass music, Stephan has played at iconic festivals like Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, and Envision, and supported Pretty Lights on the Illumination tour. His production credits include a wide range of artists such as Benny Benassi, Showtek, Emancipator, and Griz.

Recently, Stephan’s focus has shifted to Bigger Than Us and BOSA, two projects rapidly gaining momentum. Bigger Than Us, a collaboration with acclaimed singer Marieme, blends dance music with immersive experiences, while BOSA offers a unique twist to world-inspired house and dance music. Both are at the forefront of Stephan's creative energy, with exciting new releases on the way.

Stephan has also been working with A-List artists such as A$AP Rocky, Brockhampton, Russ, Run The Jewles, 24kGolden, Mike Posner and more for over a decade, utilizing his wide skill set and ability to take on complex projects efficiently.  

Older Projects by Stephan Jacobs:
Kether | https://soundcloud.com/kethermusic
Pizza Party | https://soundcloud.com/pizzapartybass
Bottle Service | https://soundcloud.com/bottleservicemusic

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In the next month or so I'll be relaunching the Utopian Cartography podcast with an interview with Benji Hannus aka Secret Recipe, the genius producer & DJ & co-curator of Wormhole Entertainment & Wormhole Music Group. Then we've got an awesome slate of guests after that, including the futuristic 4D visual artist & VJ Matthew Childers aka Digital Introspect, the surrealist provocateur go-go clown Kris Kaufeldt aka White Tiger, & the woke psy-rap poet Cosmo from the group Hippy Trap. Subscribe on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform; links are all on UtopianCartography.com ▲

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A podcast for a positive future! To host fun conversations to illuminate the path out of this oppressive leviathan, towards an ideal society.

Terence McKenna once said, "If we continue going where we're headed, we'll end up living in a toxic waste dump ruled over by Nazis." 30 years later, we are still driving down that same road. How do we escape this fate? Is there another path? 

If we are going to escape our default dystopian trajectory, we need a map. Reactionary forces in our society are afraid of the unknowable future, so they vociferously grasp towards an unrecoverable romanticized past, for lack of an alternative vision. The status quo has become untenable, so something has to give. We forward-thinkers must get better at articulating the future we want to see, otherwise we will slide back into the worst aspects of historical injustice, and things will get very ugly indeed.

To create a world worth living in, we need help. No one can create the future alone. Whatever the fate of our species will be, it will be a manifestation of our collective will. The people own the future. It does not belong to any elite. But most people don't even bother confronting the future, because they are kept treading water by an economic system that treats them as mere instruments of production. The working class is deliberately distracted from thinking about big picture questions like Does it really have to be this way? What is the good life? How should society be organized? What would we do with our time if money was no object? What does utopia look like from here? and How the fuck do we really accelerate the evolutionary path towards it?

Utopian Cartography will feature artists, activists, intellectuals, & event producers from whom I have gained great insights about the potential of a positive future. When I woke up to the ways of the world years ago, I became overwhelmingly depressed by the apocalypse. I was convinced we were headed straight for the Nazi toxic waste dump Terence warned us about. Then I discovered utopia. My eyes were opened yet further, and I learned that the revelations of our as yet unrealized liberation had a purpose. I came to appreciate the fact that "change only occurs when the pain of staying the same outweighs the pain of changing." Apocalypse is a necessary precursor to utopia. We can only see the garden beyond the veil by first confronting the ills of the status quo. Utopia is out there, if only we know how and where to look.

So if you want to shed some of that existential despair and pessimism about the possibility of a good future for humanity and our planet, give this show a listen. We will do our best to illustrate the rational case for optimism about the future, with a philosophically & historically informed evolutionary perspective, streetwise cynicism, and a healthy dose of psychedelic trickster irreverence. 

To be hopeless is to disregard history. The future can be better than any of us imagine, so let's figure out how to get there.

With Love, 

Neonn Felicity 💜