Mark Fellowes started working as a DJ in 1985 and has built up an enviable reputation as one of the best travelling discotheques in the UK and Europe. Mark is equally at home playing at a wedding, private birthday party, film premiere or corporate event. Whatever the event, and whatever the audience, Mark is an expert at judging the requirements of the occasion and providing the right music to keep the guests on the dance floor.

Needless to say, Mark uses only the very best sound systems and lighting rigs and his equipment is always well maintained and updated at regular intervals. He also always carries a host of spares so that should the unforeseen happen the party will continue! Mark has built up a record collection to match his reputation, covering most aspects of popular music from early rock'n'roll right through to the latest dance classics where his experience working at some of the leading clubs has helped him become a 'master of turntables'.

At some of his ‘glitzier’ assignments, Mark has worked with celebrities such as Rory Bremner, Martin Clunes, Jack Dee, Graham Norton, Gail Porter, Gary Lineker, Joanna Lumley and Jonathan Ross; and his disco has played at leading venues including The Cafe Royale, Hurlingham Club, Park Lane Hotel, Honourable Artillery Company, Dorchester Hotel, Alexandra Palace, Savoy Hotel, Grosvenor House Hotel, Irish Club, Claridges, Millennium Club, Ministry Of Sound, Natural History Museum, Vinopolis, Alexandra Palace, Royal Albert Hall, The Lanesborough and the celebrated après-ski nightspot The Dracula Ghost Riders Club, St Moritz.

Corporate clients have included BBC, Carlton TV, Reuters, Goldman Sachs, Chelsea FC, Paramount Pictures, BP, Ernst & Young, EMAP, Coopers & Lybrand, Credit Suisse, The Leukaemia Research Fund, KPMG, Ogilvy & Mather, Saville's, NatWest Ventures, Clifford Chance, Deloitte & Touche, S J Berwin & Co, Nabarro Nathanson, Planet 24, Abbey National and Unicef.