It was beneath the tree canopy, deep in the forest at the Secret Garden Party in Cambridgeshire, that the Lost Woods stage was born. For seven years Mojo Filter carefully programmed the most highly-tuned, frequency-raising live acts and DJs, including Zero 7, Olaf Stuut, Richie Hawtin, Max Cooper, James Lavelle, Adam Freeland, Maribou State, Super Flu, Monkey Safari, The Orb and Stimming.

The Lost Woods provided a mystic experience for party goers, and was often the most talked about stage on site. Here revellers were transported into a wild and vivid dreamworld with lighting spectacles, aerialists, dancers, theatrics and carnival antics to the soundtrack of deep psychedelic organica.

This year Mojo Filter is honoured to be programming a stage at Blisscamp 2018, a new event presented by the Blissfields music festival in Winchester.

Watch highlights of the Lost Woods 2017

Photos of the Lost Woods 2017.

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Being the first DJ ever to play at Buckingham Palace set the precedent for a new breed of DJ amongst the upper echelons of the events industry.

From award ceremonies to gala balls, illustrious openings to office parties, Mojo Filter’s eclectic music collection and understanding of the unique structure and protocol of corporate events has seen him DJ at some of the UK’s most prestigious venues, including The Royal Academy of Arts, the National Portrait Gallery, the V&A and the Natural History Museum.

He is now an official supplier to the royal palaces, including Kensington Palace and Hampton Court Palace.

Whether playing loungey background music or to a packed dancefloor, Mojo Filter can tailor his DJ service to suit the unique requirements of each client.

“I’m a read-the-room kind of guy and love to feel the vibe and take elements of what’s going-on energy-wise and build on that. I play loads of weird and wonderful locations with strange and exotic people.”

A full lighting and soundsystem kit is also available to hire.