Lock The Door Mamma

06 Devil's Advocate

26 Banks

No Use In Crying

Under The Influence

Another track from our upcoming release, Under The Influence.  This is an upbeat number and features some great piano work from Steve Soucy.

You Don't Know Me And I Wish You Would

There's a real latin groove to this little number, guaranteed to get you up and dancing!

Love, What Have You Done?

It's a country number, no other way to say it...and we sure love our country roots, which hopefully this homage to.

Why Can't I Be True?

Stay A Little Longer

I straight ahead rocker, no frills, no bells and whistles, just in yar face good times!

I Aint Feeling As Good As I Look

Artist Bio 

Formed almost ten years ago, The Mojo Stars have established themselves as a force to be reckoned with. With deep roots in the blues and soul combined with a rock driven edge, this multi talented band has been collecting a large following, playing everywhere from jazz and blues festivals to casinos and clubs.

Started in 2006 by singer and front man extraordinaire Randy Clarke and ace guitarist Mark Rankin, and later included the current line up of local heavyweights, drummer Shawn Soucy, bassist Lee Oliphant, B3 player Kenny Boychuck and sax man Tom Gould.  In 2009, they recorded their first CD, Devil’s Advocate, a collection of ten original songs penned by Clarke and Rankin. The CD received massive airplay being featured on blues programs in Canada, the US and Europe, including being the new spotlight artist on Canadian Brent Zwicker's show, At The Crossroads. The disc was also in regular rotation on the US's Tony Steidler Dennison's podcast, The Roadhouse, which has a listenership of over 10,000. The CD has also received the highest rating possible from John Vermilyea's famed blues website, Blues Underground Network. Locally, the band had four songs featured in the Vancouver Province’s Playlist section in 2009/2010, which with an online/print weekly readership of 920,000, enabled them to reach an even greater audience. 

The end of 2010 saw group co-founder Randy Clarke forced to confront an American marijuana charge and spend two years in a US jail.  Upon his return, the band was invigorated, playing their return gig at the newly-opened Columbia Theatre in New Westminster. The Mojo Stars sold out the 300-seat-room and treated both old and new fans to freshly written material. 

With a new album set to be released at the end of 2016, The Mojo Stars are once again back on track and ready to share their tunes with fans of good music, wherever they may be. 


http://www.bluesundergroundnetwork.com/The_Mojo_Stars_CD.html 


Contact: Mark Rankin or Randy Clarke 
therankins3@gmail.com 
604-505-8317