Bernhoft – Put Your Mojo On

Catchy guitar riffs and hand clapping at the beginning of this song compel me to just get up and dance! This lively, funky track called Put Your Mojo On by Bernhoft will energise you in an instant. Pumping drums in the background along with Bernhoft‘s crooning vocals and percipient lyrics certainly spur one’s mojo to appear and take hold. The rest is … history!

You got the goods to smash the boxes
Float up and wave goodbye
Why would you waste your lines on those
Who haven’t got the skills to fly?

Having already appeared on the Ellen De Generes show and opening shows for the likes of Joe Cocker, we can say Jarle Bernhoft has tasted success, not to mention that he is a household name in his native Norway. He is an Oslo based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Put Your Mojo On is the opening track from his latest album titled Dancing On My Knees. Don’t hesitate to check out the album and add Put Your Mojo On to your party playlist!

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🎧 Released in 2021.

🎧 More from Bernhoft: https://spoti.fi/33NgyFT
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