a carefully curated treasure trove
of miscellaneous conscious
evolutionary utopian artworks,
auditory & visual,
curated by Neonn Felicity
The following is a randomized highlight reel of the most prodigiously felicitous pieces of my information diet, the media that I believe every conscious person ought to digest and share. This site will be a constant work-in-progress, as I continue in my quest to discover and curate the most enlightening art and literature I can find in cyberspace.
So really, thanks for being here! Cosmic Evolution appreciates your intentional attention! And it is my sincerest hope that you benefit from these exceptional philosophical artistic geniuses and their various epic masterpieces as much as I have. I owe the depth and breadth of my own consciousness to the profound truth and goodness in their vision, and to their powerful ability to express it so beautifully.
♥ Enjoy & Evolve ♥
🠗 🧙🏽♂️ randomized 🧙🏽♂️ 🠗
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Pathwey
Psychedelic Bass & Dubstep Producer
“Who knows where the journey will take us…
Bookings: pathwey@gmail.com“Categories: Bass, Downtempo, Dubstep, EDM, Music, Psychedelic Bass
Tags: Festie Worthy, music2write2, Pathwey, The Untz Festival 2021
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Son of Saturn
A Real Slap in the Face
Hardcore Transcendental Hip-Hop Album [2005]
Categories: Existential Hip-Hop, Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Psychedelic Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Transcendental Hip-Hop
Tags: Debut Album, Esoterica, Fast Rap, Revolt Motion Records, Son of Saturn
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Huxley Anne
Cinematic Experimental Left-Field Bass Producer
“swan dive into a tongue
booking // jonathan.griffin@unitedtalent.com
mgmt // connie@littleempiremusic.com
@CourteousFamily // @DirtFirstRecords
contact // iam@huxleyanne.com“
Categories: Bass, Cinematic, EDM, Electronica, Experimental Bass, Glitch, IDM, Left-Field, Music
Tags: Courteous Family, Dirt First Records, Huxley Anne, Los Angeles, music2write2, The Antidote Campout 2021
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Epsilon Orionis & Legion as Nemo
Akashic Caverns
Revolutionary Gothic Hip-Hop Album [2019]
Categories: Abstract Hip-Hop, Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Psychedelic Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Transcendental Hip-Hop
Tags: Boom Bap, Captain Nemo, Epsilon Orionis, Festie Worthy, Hippie-Hop, Kalki, Legion, Metaphysics, New Age, Revolt Motion Records, Tripworthy
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Inna Vision
Conscious Hawaiian Reggae Band
beautiful melodies & conscious lyrics, quality uplifting reggae for the heart & mind <3
Official Bio:
International Reggae Band Inna Vision continues to represent Hawaiian Reggae on a global stage with melodic rhythm, lyrical consciousness, versatile cadence and infectious energy. Up rooted from the tiny island Maui, Inna Vision has toured the U.S. consistently since 2008 performing in over 70 cities and also bridging the gap between Europe, Jamaica and Tahiti.
2018-2019 proved massive with the release of 3 Full length albums including greatest hits compilation “Best Yet” celebrating 10 years of Inna Vision music. The hard hitting album “Link Up” climbed charts quickly and got nominated as “Reggae album of the year” finalist by Hawaii’s Na Hoku Hanohano awards. Following release and U.S. headline tour Inna Vision made Europe debut performing with Tribal Seeds in London, Amsterdam, France and stops on legendary festivals such as Summerjam (Germany) and Montreax Jazz Festival (Switzerland).
Inna Vision formed in 2005 as a 6 piece band with debut album Music on my Mind released in 2008. Few years after release original vocalist left the group to pursue solo careers. Inna Vision quickly re-branded led by founder and bassist “Koa Lopes.” Since re-brand Inna Vision took full speed releasing 5 albums, numerous singles and appears on songs with Million Stylez, Josh Heinrichs, Hirie, Gonzo, The Steppas, New Kingston, Redmelo and much more. Inna Vision has grown to having band members from California, Florida, New York, Boston and original musicians that still perform at home in Hawaii.
Inna Visions passion and persistence led to performances on California Roots Festival, Reggae on the River, One Love Fest, Reggae Rise Up and Hawaii’s Majah Rayjah. “The Vision” has also shared stages with J Boog, Common Kings, Ky-Mani Marley, Collie Buddz, Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, Steel Pulse, Alborosie, Gentleman, SOJA and much more.Inna Vision music represents, equality, manifestation, inspiration and most importantly love over all.
“Reggae music makes us feel like we can’t die.” – Reggae Lives.”
Tags: Consciousness, Hawaii, Peace, Reggae, Social Justice, Vibes
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Stöj Snak
ScreamerSongwriter
Folk Punk Album [2016]
Categories: Dance Punk, Folk Punk, Music, Punk
Tags: Denmark, High Energy, Stöj Snak
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VNDMG
Experimental Bass & Trap Producer & DJ
“Inquiries: vndmg@vndmg.com
Releases:: Saturate Records, STYLSS, Mallabel, High Noon Artist Pact, We Got This, 710 Records, Daly City Records
A constant proponent of all things weird and sci-fi, VNDMG lives to produce bass music. By infusing hip-hop fundamentals and MCs in to electronic music, he pushes the listener to experience new and unique sounds while luring them in with familiar crowd pleasers. A high energy DJ, VNDMG prides himself on providing a unique set full of original productions, remixes, exclusives, and hidden gems.”
Categories: Bass, EDM, Experimental Bass, Music, Trap
Tags: The Antidote Campout 2021, VNDMG
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Mindblast
Kaleidoscope
Downtempo Psychedelic Bass Album [2020]
“Kaleidoscope, Mindblast’s first LP ! Between Ambient, Bass Music, Hip-Hop and IDM atmospheres these seven tracks sign a new sound experiment. After two years of electro-acoustic work on soft and melancolic textures, this contemplative album takes you on a journey to the heart of dreamlike worlds. An eclectic creation, with multiple musical facets at the crossroads of modular and acoustic music.”
Categories: Ambient, Bass, Downtempo, EDM, Music, Psychedelic Bass
Tags: Atmospheric, Chill Tunes, Festie Worthy, Mindblast, music2write2, Psybient, Psychill, Tripworthy
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Immortal Technique
The Martyr
Revolutionary Hip-Hop Album [2011]
Categories: Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Political Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Streetwise Hip-Hop
Tags: Anti-Capitalism, Capitalism, Communism, Conspiracy, Critical Theory, Gangsterism, Globalization, Harlem, Immortal Technique, Imperialism, New York, Propaganda, Racism, Revolution, Viper Records, War
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Tipper
Cinematic Downtempo Glitch Producer [UK]
“Tipper is the professional moniker for Dave Tipper, a British electronic artist/DJ/producer associated with styles including nu breaks, glitch hop, and downtempo. Originally part of the late-’90s drum’n’bass subgenre nu breaks, Tipper became entranced by the scene at age 16, when his older brother turned him on to the whole rave culture.
“Eventually growing bored with the fast tempos and repetitiveness of drum’n’bass, Tipper began to experiment with tempos — leading to his debut album, The Critical Path, in 2000 on the Higher Ground/Sony label. During the making of the album, Tipper began to suffer from hearing damage due to the elaborate and booming stereo systems inside his cars. With the problem sorted out, Tipper returned early the next year with his sophomore effort, Holding Pattern, which led to tours of both Europe and America. The DJ mix Tipper Presents Sound Off appeared later in 2001 via the Fuel label. Surrounded followed on Myutopia Recordings in 2003 and was one of the first electronic music albums to be recorded in 5.1 Surround Sound.
“With distribution by Kudos Records, Tip Hop marked the debut of his own Tippermusic label in 2005. Incorporating elements of hip-hop production, it helped lay the groundwork for glitch hop. His imprint also issued 2006’s The Seamless Unspeakable Something and Relish the Trough, 2008’s Wobble Factor and Tertiary Noise, and 2010’s Broken Soul Jamboree. The latter saw him embrace a downtempo, more ambient sound.
“After a series of EPs, Tipper announced in 2013 that health concerns would limit his festival appearances, and he released Dusty Bubble Box: EP Remixes to help raise funds for medical bills that included cardiac surgery the same year. After time off to recover, he returned with 2014’s Forward Escape, which hit the Top 20 of Billboard’s electronic albums chart. By that time, Tipper was making festival appearances with dedicated so-called uptempo or downtempo sets.
“In 2015, he released two EPs, Fathoms EP and It’s Like…, and in 2017, he returned with Flunked EP. It became his highest-charting release to date, reaching number 15 on the Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart.” ~ Marcy Donelson & Greg Prato, Rovi
Categories: Ambient, Bass, Cinematic, Deep Bass, Downtempo, EDM, Experimental Bass, Glitch, Glitch-Hop, Glitchstep, IDM, Left-Field, Music, Progressive PsyBass, Psychedelic Bass, World Beat
Tags: Tipper, Tripworthy
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Mother Tareka
The Rebel Funktion
Funky Revolutionary Hip-Hop EP [2012]
Categories: Abstract Hip-Hop, Existential Hip-Hop, Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Political Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Streetwise Hip-Hop
Tags: Anarchism, Anti-Capitalism, Canadian Hip-Hop, Mother Tareka, RHYMETHiNK, Turtle Island
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Andrew Rutajit
Confessions of a Hierophant
Occult Ethnobotany Documentary [2020]
open the video on YouTube for timestamps on when he talks about each subject! so much material! and please don’t be turned off by the simulation shit in the first few minutes lol
“This video explores the role of psychedelic mushroom use and sun/star worship at the foundation of modern-day religion as well as our modern-day religious holidays. Written, narrated, and edited by Andrew Rutajit (Schuelein).”
Categories: Cinema, Documentaries, Montages, Symposia, Video Essays
Tags: Ancient History, Andrew Rutajit, Anthropology, Christianity, Culture, Drugs, Early Christianity, Entheogenesis, Entheogens, Ethnobotany, Hierophant, History, Holidays, Magic Mushrooms, Occult, Paganism, Potential UC Guests, Psychedelics, Religion, Tripworthy
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❝ Blending cutting-edge ideas with incisive spiritual insights, Evolutionaries is the first popular presentation of an emerging school of thought called “evolutionary spirituality.” Carter Phipps, the former executive editor of EnlightenNext magazine, asserts that evolution is not only a scientific but also a spiritual idea in a book whose message has the power to bring new meaning and purpose to life as we know it. Readers will be fascinated and enlightened by Evolutionaries, a book which Deepak Chopra, the world-renowned author of The Seven Spiritual Laws of Superheroes, Jesus, and Buddha, says “is going to help create a worldview that will influence our vision of the future direction of evolution and also our role in consciously participating in it. ❞
Categories: Books, Literature, Symposia, Vlogs
Tags: Carter Phipps, Cultural Evolution, Culture, Enlightenment, Evolution, Evolutionaries, Globalism, Humanism, Mythology, Optimism, Philosophy, Potential, Progress, Science, Spirituality, Superorganism
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Degs
Letters from Ndegwa
Liquid Vocal Drum & Bass Album [2020]
beautiful inspiring liquid vocal drum & bass album by Degs on Hospital Records, with complex collaborative productions with various producers <3
Categories: Drum & Bass, EDM, Music, Vocal
Tags: Beautiful Vocals, Degs, Hospital Records, Liquid DnB
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“Written and premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2008, The Rebel Cell is a hip-hop exploration of civil disobedience, direct activism, and political dissidence, set in a nightmarish dystopian world: England in the year 2013.”
Categories: Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Political Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Streetwise Hip-Hop
Tags: Anarchism, Baba Brinkman, Concept Album, Dizraeli, Dystopia, Literature, Philosophy, Science, Science-Fiction, Skepticism
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Zack de la Rouda
Zack de la Rouda
Anarcho-Primitivist Hip-Hop Album [2011]
Categories: Existential Hip-Hop, Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Political Hip-Hop, Psychedelic Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Transcendental Hip-Hop
Tags: Anarchism, Anarcho-Primitivism, Civilization, Collapse, Hippie-Hop, Permaculture, Zack de la Rouda
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“Walter Houston Clark has defined “religion” as an individual’s inner experience of a Beyond, especially as evidenced by active attempts to harmonize his or her life with that Beyond. The Johns Hopkins experiments suggest that a large fraction of mentally healthy people with spiritual interests can have a profound experience of a Beyond—a mystical-type experience—with the aid of several hours’ preparation and a supervised psilocybin session. Furthermore, most of the study volunteers report that encounter as among the most spiritually significant of their lives and as bringing sustained benefits. How do we get from such experiences (however occasioned) to “religion” in Clark’s sense, and in the sense of a group pursuing spiritual ends? Perhaps that transition is, as Brother David Steindl-Rast claims, inevitable. The talk will address that process, and will argue that some social organizations have strong but unacknowledged religious aspects. It will also ask how nascent religious groups can form in ways that minimize the pathologies that so often have given the “r-word” a bad name, while channeling sociality to cultivate individual and collective well-being.
Robert Jesse is Convenor of the Council on Spiritual Practices (CSP; csp.org). CSP’s interest in non-ordinary states focuses on the betterment of well people, in contrast to the medical-model treatment of patients with psychiatric diagnoses. Through CSP, Bob was instrumental in forming the psilocybin research team at Johns Hopkins University, and he has co-authored three of its scientific papers. He also lead the writing of an amicus brief for the U.S. Supreme Court in support of the União do Vegetal’s use of a sacramental tea containing DMT, a controlled substance. A unanimous Court upheld the UDV’s right to its practice. Bob has long participated in the development of the Bay Area spiritual community that draws liberally from the non-creedal, non-hierarchical ways of the Quakers (the Religious Society of Friends). His formal training is in electrical engineering and computer science.”
Categories: Lectures, Symposia, Talks
Tags: Johns Hopkins, MAPS, Psilocybin, Psychedelic Science, Psychedelics, Psychology, Religion
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Peter Joseph
Improbable Democracy
Z-Day Talk [2017]
“About TZM: The Zeitgeist Movement is a global sustainability activist group working to bring the world together for the common goal of species sustainability before it is too late. Divisive notions such as nations, governments, races, political parties, religions, creeds or class are non-operational distinctions in the view of The Movement. Rather, we recognize the world as one system and the human species as a singular unit, sharing a common habitat.”
Categories: Lectures, Symposia, Talks, The Zeitgeist Movement
Tags: Civilization, Cultural Evolution, Culture, Democracy, Economics, Evolution, Futurism, Peter Joseph, Science, Social Pathology, Society, Technology, The Zeitgeist Movement, TZM, Z-Day
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Tom Nicholas
The Fake Futurism of Elon Musk
Critical Sociology Vlog [2015]
“There’s perhaps already a distinct “Elon Musk Video Essay” genre here on YouTube. Hopefully, though, this takes a different approach to those which are already out there. Rather than focussing on I take a look at why Elon Musk has become such a revered figure in recent years and why so many people have embraced Elon Musk’s Loop, Tesla, Hyperloop, Spacex, Mars Mission, Neuralink and other projects. Drawing partly on the work of Mark Fisher and Franco “Bifo” Birardi, I consider how human perceptions of the future (at least in the advanced capitalist nations) have changed over time. In particular, I’m interested in how Elon Musk’s rise might be read as a response to what Birardi and Fisher refer to as the “Slow Cancellation of the Future” during the ascendency of neoliberalism (or neoliberal capitalism) in the 1970s, 80s, 90s and 2000s. I also argue that Elon Musk might have more than a little in common with figures in the political sphere such as Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (AOC) and “The Squad”, Jeremy Corbyn etc. who have also recently sought to break from the status quo and invited us to imagine bold new futures.”
Categories: Symposia, Video Essays, Vlogs
Tags: Critical Theory, Elon Musk, Ethics, Futurism, Social Justice, Sociology, Tom Nicholas