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John Anderson’s “Straight Tequila Night”, co-written by Mojo’s Debbie Hupp, is the subject of conversation on Fox’ hit drama Monarch when Trace Adkins’ Albie and Damon Dayoub’s Jamie discuss how the song became a hit in the first place.
CBS TV promos for the fourth season of hit comedy Bob ❤️ Abishola feature The Emotions’ #1 Pop and Soul hit “Best Of My Love”, co-written by Earth Wind & Fire’s Al McKay and Maurice White.
We’re thrilled to have landed Jerry Reed’s “Talk About The Good Times” as the opening theme for Amazon Freevee’s Sprung. The new comedy series tells the story of former prison cellmates who move in together and try to navigate life on the outside.
You’ll hear REO’s “Don’t Let Him Go” in a racy scene in the Apple TV miniseries Black Bird. The crime drama stars Taron Egerton, Greg Kinnear and the late Ray Liotta.
Jerry Reed’s classic “Guitar Man” turns up in a pivotal scene in Baz Luhrmann’s, Elvis, where the King decides to defy his manager and return to his country and soul music roots for his upcoming NBC special.
Mojo creatives landed the Nu Shooz classic “I Can’t Wait” in an international commercial campaign promoting Amazon’s annual online shopping holiday, Prime Day.
What better way for Applebee’s to celebrate its late night dining hours than with another one of its revved up food and fun TV spots powered by KISS party anthem, Rock & Roll All Nite?
REO Speedwagon’s “Can’t Fight This Feeling” underscores a new lighthearted advert from Tums, which features a classic girl meets burrito love story.
What’s that song rocking in the first episode of the final, sure-to-be-binged season of Netflix’ Stranger Things? It’s KISS’ “Detroit Rock City”!
You can hear Johnny Burke’s “Don’t Let That Moon Get Away”, sung by Bing Crosby, in Focus Features’ Downton Abbey: A New Era, which follows the lives of the Crawley family and their servants from the beloved long-running TV series.
That’s Jerry Reed’s “Amos Moses” playing in the background while Georgie and Wade plan their business trip across the border on Young Sheldon.
You’ll hear REO’s “Roll With The Changes” rocking in the background as Jen drops some really big news on Tom. The same song was used in CBS promos announcing the show last March.
Mojo creatives pitched Wilson Pickett’s “Mustang Sally” for a scene in The Wonder Years where Dean’s mother, Lillian, goes for a sweet ride.
Lava La Rue’s “Magpie”, which samples Ace Spectrums “I Don’t Want To Play Around”, heats up an intimate scene in HBO Max’ futuristic dark comedy Made For Love.
Listen for Gunwa’s “Letter To Success” and Lockness Monsta’s “Grown Man” in episode 112 of All American: Homecoming!
You’ll hear Republica’s 90’s classic “Ready To Go” inspiring the ‘best-of-the-best’ competitors on Season 3 of Paramount’s The Challenge: All Stars.
Mojo creatives landed Ralph Hallenbeck’s “It’s Over,” a little known 1959 crooner from East LA’s Faro Records, into promos for Netflix’ Uncoupled. The buzzing Neil Patrick Harris-starring comedy will debut on July 29.
Listen for Ashley Toman’s “Don’t Wanna” in episode 110 of All American: Homecoming.
You’ll hear “Can’t Fight This Feeling” featured on NBC’s Young Rock in a scene where Dewey tells Andre the Giant that his crush’s favorite band is none other than REO Speedwagon.
Listen for Tremaine Morgan’s “On Your Way Up” in the latest episode of CW’s sports drama All American: Homecoming.
Tune in to HBO’s Winning Time: The Rise Of The Lakers Dynasty and you’ll hear “Satan Is Real”, the Louvin Brothers’ haunting gospel classic, in a scene where two basketball superstars meet up.
That’s Bruce Sudano’s “Keep Doin’ What You’re Doin’” playing in the new episode of Fox’ 9-1-1 where Jonah is toasting Lucy’s life saving heroism. The track comes from Bruce’s acclaimed Spirals, Volume 2 album.
You’ll hear Aretha Franklin’s “Rock Steady” turning up the heat in a scene in HBO Max’ MINX. The comedy series, starring Ophelia Lovibond and Jake Johnson, explores feminism and sexuality in the 1970’s.
This week’s Wonder Years features “Easy Livin”, a laid back 1965 Rampart Records instro which helps get Dean in the mood to talk baseball.
In this week’s episode of All American: Homecoming, listen for the classic jam “Kiss Kiss Me” by The PlaceMints with Cho & Young-1 as Bringston U prepares for Founder’s Day.
You can hear Lava La Rue’s “Magpie” in episode 204 of Woke, which samples Ace Spectrum’s “I Don’t Want To Play Around”.
Nine Days’ John Hampson composed several custom versions of their 2000 hit “Absolutely (Story Of A Girl)” for A24’s Everything Everywhere All At Once, a fast-paced comedy about life in the metaverse.
D. L. Byron’s “Shadows Of The Night”, a smash for Pat Benatar in 1982, gets a haunting new cover version in the latest episode of Paramount’s Star Trek: Picard.
REO Speedwagon’s “Can’t Fight This Feeling” can be heard multiple times throughout the eight episode run of Hulu’s The Girl From Plainville. The Elle Fanning, Colton Ryan drama tells the story of Michelle Carter’s headline-making texting suicide case.
Pat Benatar’s iconic 80’s cover of D L Byron’s “Shadows Of The Night” is featured in Paramount’s The Lost City. The adventure comedy stars Sandra Bullock as a romance novelist whose global book tour goes completely off the rails.