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In Season 3 of Snowfall, it’s the summer of 1984 and crack cocaine is spreading like wildfire through South Central LA, continuing its path of destruction and changing the culture forever. Check out Episode 3.06, which features “The New Rap Language” by The Treacherous Three.
Check out the fireworks between Eleven and Mike as REO Speedwagon’s “Can’t Fight This Feeling” plays on Eleven’s radio in the Stranger Things season opener.
Hawkins’ breakthrough pop hit “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover” is shown some love in S1 E2 of the new SHOWTIME Boston-based crime drama series, CITY ON A HILL.
Cigarettes After Sex’ spooky cover of “Keep On Loving You” sets the scene in HBO’s BIG LITTLE LIES as Madeline (Reese Witherspoon) speaks with her daughter Abigail (Kathryn Newton).
Keep your ears open for the Billy Ray Cyrus tune “It’s All The Same To Me” in Season 5, Episode 3 of Black Mirror. The episode stars Miley Cyrus.
When ABC’s The Bachelorette needed the perfect love song, they turned to Jake Owen’s “Made For You”, co-written by our own Neil Medley. Jake performs it live on the show as former pro football player Tyler Cameron woos southern girl Hannah Brown.
Mojo & Prossima Music’s JQ co-wrote “Superhuman”, the debut single and title track from the new Capitol Records EP by rising K-Pop band NCT 127.
The stars of Disneynature’s Antarctic coming-of-age story, PENGUINS, find inspiration in REO Speedwagon’s “Can’t Fight This Feeling” as they make their way across the tundra.
Jerry Reed’s trucker classic “Eastbound And Down” is the soundtrack to Ford Motor’s new BUILT FORD TOUGH campaign.
Mojo creatives landed “Sure As Love”, a 1958 b-side for the Chantels, in Universal’s FIRST MAN, the story of Apollo 11’s historic moon shot.
That’s “Space Junk”, a bonus track from Wang Chung’s 1997 greatest hits album, playing in the background in AMC’s THE WALKING DEAD.
Mojo is front and center as George Strait rolls out Honky Tonk Time Machine, the country legend’s 30th studio album. We proudly rep 10 of the album’s 13 tracks, including the title track, co-written by Bart Butler, and are busy contributing to the press onslaught, growing George’s digital footprint and supporting his ongoing Vegas residency.
The best way to put TLC’s “How About Your Friends” back in everybody’s head is to land it in a cast sing-along on NBC’s beloved drama THIS IS US.
You’ll hear The Treacherous Three’s classic rap track “At The Party” in an episode of FX’s SNOWFALL, a drama chronicling the LA underworld in the 80’s.