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.

Book Mojo Filter to curate your event or festival.

His current radio show takes place at 5 to 7pm (GMT) every third Wednesday of the month on Music Box Radio, broadcasting live from the heart of London.

Live shows are also broadcast via Sonos, the Tunein and radio.net mobile apps, and on iTunes listed inside the eclectic directory.

Listen to Mojo Filter’s radio show archive.

Designed to be played in the open air, Owlspeak has a penchant for warm, open, mystical and emotional sounds to entice the listener to dance, peppered with a healthy sneeze of humour.

“I’ve formed the meaning of Owlspeak to be the ancient, unspoken wisdom of nature. Something that just rings true in you without having to read up on it. And that’s kind of the ethos for the music, you don’t quite know what’s going on, but you know it’s right.”

Owlspeak is currently looking to nurture cosmic and cutting edge talent for its artist roster. Get in touch if this resonates.

AOR veteran Mojo Filter’s unique brand of vintage edits has seen support in both mainstream and underground dance veins the world over. Ed Simons (The Chemical Brothers) prompted 18,000 downloads from 96 countries in two weeks following his tweet of Mojo Filter’s Bert Jansch edit. His California Dreamin’ edit quickly found support from Ministry Radio and Richard Norris, while the Neil Young edit was a firm favourite of Pocketknife and Cousin Cole – a pair to whom Mojo Filter and the AOR imprint owe much of their inspiration.

In 2014 Mojo Filter travelled back to the roots of this music with a state-side Heady Mystic Road Trip tour across San Francisco, San Diego, Trinidad and Los Angeles, where he’s garnered quite a following on the California slo-mo scene.

“Mojo Filter is one of our most unconventional and exciting talents, and Vintage Edits, his four-volume CD series of psychedelic and folk-rock remixes, is one of the projects we are most proud to have been associated with.”
– AOR Disco

Buy AOR Disco Vintage Edits volumes 1 to 4.