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Mojo Jones is a DJ / producer who has been playing records and making tracks since 1998. He is all about House music, all varieties, in almost every possible imaginable form, everything from smooth deep House and funky House, deep or harder forms of Tech House, Acid and Electro House and plenty of classics and remixes. Equally busy in the studio, Mojo has produced and released a several records and bootlegs on his own imprints Hydro Funk recordings and Digital 4 Life Music, as well as local DC imprint Analog Anonymous and released vinyl and digital tracks world wide. Under the moniker Mojo & the Supersystem his white label bootleg release “Somebody’s Watching Me / Oh Yeah” reached #4 best selling House record on Dancerecords.com when it was released. He has also completed several remix projects and compilations along side prominent artists such as Electric Skychurch and Skylab 2000.

As a DJ he has performed primarily in the Washington DC, Baltimore and surrounding Mid-Atlantic East Coast areas at all venues from chill lounges to sketchy underground raves as well as nationally recognized parties such as Cubik @ Nation and Club Five in DC, and Sonar in Baltimore. Mojo has performed alongside international talent such as the Bassbin Twins, Danny Howells, Sandra Collins, Tall Paul, Scott Henry, Onionz, Fort Knox Five, Angel Alanis, East Coast Boogiemen, Larry Tee, Kelly Reverb and more. His records and mix CDs have been reviewed in place such as URB, XLR8R, Undergroundhousemusic.net, and broadcast on XM Radio Channel 80 “The Move” as well as online radio like the now defunct Eastcoasthappy.com, and a weekly internet House / Techno / Electro radio show “Roboerotica”.

The year 2007 so far his been a very prolific year as a producer and artist, producing several tech / electro and Acid House tracks with a raw sound and old school flavor and released in on a variety of labels, such as Polytechnic Recordings (Denver, Co), Blurred Logic (DC) and Cable Recordings (Miami) and distributed through Beatport, Juno, Dancerecords.com, I-tunes, and other major MP3 sites.