Contact & Press Kit

Contact

Fans / Crew Stories / Socials

If you found your way here as a listener, fan, crew member, or someone who works somewhere inside the live-event ecosystem: hello.

Bobku is always interested in hearing from the people behind the scenes — the weird stories, the invisible jobs, and the moments that never make the poster. If a track connects with your role, or if there’s a role you think deserves one, feel free to reach out.

For general messages, stories, and social contact:

If you’re sharing real-world clips or stories connected to a role already represented in a song, mention the track title when you write.

Collaborators / Join the World

Feltware Festival is built like a place people can wander into. The World & Lore page includes the site layout, zones, timeline, and operating logic so collaborators can understand the shape of the festival and imagine their own corner of it.

If you want to write a song, scene, visual, remix, or story that feels like it belongs somewhere in that world, you don’t need permission to start. But if you want it treated as official Bobku canon, use Bobku branding, include the puppet producer personas, or connect it directly to an official release, please reach out first.

I’m happy to help place outside work inside the framework — what stage it might happen on, what time of night, what crew or corner of the festival it touches, and how it can fit without breaking the world.

For creative collaboration or worldbuilding questions, email bobku@bobkutech.com with “Collaboration” in the subject line.

Remixes / Reworks

Bobku is open to remixes, reworks, and strange reinterpretations. A remix does not have to mean opening the original session and rearranging the furniture. Sometimes the most interesting version comes from what another producer hears inside the track — the hook they catch, the texture they chase, or the one little moment they rebuild into something new.

Because finished Bobku sessions are usually archived down to the essentials, full stems are not always available. For serious remix conversations, I can usually provide the pre-master and final mastered WAV, and I’m happy to discuss what else may be possible depending on the track.

Please reach out before releasing or monetizing any public remix, bootleg, edit, or derivative version. Unofficial experiments are welcome as experiments, but official releases, shared credits, distribution, licensing, or use of Bobku branding should be discussed first.

For remix, rework, or derivative-use requests, email requests@bobkutech.com with “Remix / Rework” in the subject line.

Live Format / Booking Interest

Bobku’s live vision is a puppet-forward DJ performance, not a standard DJ set with a mascot standing nearby. The goal is for the puppet producer to appear as the performing DJ/artist, operated by a visible puppeteer in tech blacks as part of the stage picture. Think club set meets puppet show: the music is real, the character is real, and the performance openly embraces the mechanics that make it happen.

That side of the project is now actively being built. The first puppet producer, Patch, is currently in fabrication, while the live format is being developed around practical puppetry, pre-planned music playback, crowd interaction, and staged character moments that can scale from small club tests to larger festival-style appearances.

If you’re a venue, festival, curator, or collaborator interested in future appearances, early inquiries are welcome — especially if you’re open to unusual formats, side-stage experimentation, or performances that blur the line between electronic set, live character work, and visible stagecraft.

For now, availability and exact format depend on the scope of the request. Bobku has a working set of technical needs for the live puppet-DJ format, and we’re happy to discuss venue setup, playback, mic access, sightlines, load-in timing, and what can be handled on either side. Use bobku@bobkutech.com with “Booking Interest” in the subject line.

EPK Summary

Short bio: Bobku is an independent EDM / tech-trance project built on trance foundations, character-driven storytelling, and a deep respect for the people behind live music. The tracks are written to work on a dancefloor, but each one can also function as a scene inside the fictional Feltware Festival: a time, a place, a point of view, and a dedication to the real-world workers who make shows possible.

Longer description: Publicly, Bobku is framed as a fictional studio collective of original puppet producer personas working inside the Feltware Festival — a recurring 4pm–4am, multi-stage electronic music world treated like a temporary city. The project is intentionally anti-headliner: instead of centering a single front-facing artist persona, Bobku uses the puppet collective to explore collaboration, systems, backstage labor, and the many unseen roles that hold live events together.

Each song page is built like a small backstage packet, with narrative context, lyrics, dedications, and in-universe production notes from or about the puppet producer leading the track. The goal is simple: keep the music danceable, keep the craft honest, and make room in festival-scale EDM for the people whose work usually disappears once the lights come up.

Interview Options

Press Assets

Assets are provided for coverage and promotion. If you need something specific (square crops, banners, etc.), ask and it can be added by reaching out to press@bobkutech.com.

Photo / Credit / Affiliation Notes

• Artist name: Bobku
• Preferred credit: Bobku is a blue-collar EDM / tech-trance project set in a fictional puppet-run festival world that spotlights backstage crews, systems, and invisible labor behind live music.
• Press images: Puppet avatars, official logos, promo art, and supplied project assets are preferred. No human headshots are required.
• Editorial asset use: Press, playlist editors, interviewers, and journalists may use supplied Bobku images and project assets for accurate coverage or promotion of the project under the License & Reuse Policy.
• Project framing: Bobku is intentionally project-forward rather than personality-forward. The puppet collective is part of the concept and reflects the project’s anti-headliner focus.
• Affiliation: Bobku / Feltware is an independent, unaffiliated project. The puppet aesthetic is an homage to the broader tradition of variety-show puppetry and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any existing puppet, entertainment, or festival IP.

Legal / contract info: If a legal name is needed for contracts, licensing, or payment paperwork, it can be provided privately. It is not the public headline of the project.