Jamiah Rogers & Dirty Chxrch – “Mojo Man” – NEW RELEASE OUT NOW!

This is the excellent second single from rising Chicago Blues Rock star Jamiah Rogers’ new full album, due out later this summer 2026.

Delmark 898-8, Digital Single, Release Date: June 5, 2026

Mojo Man – Jamiah Rogers & Dirty Chxrch

“Mojo Man” (Jamiah T.D. Rogers, ASCAP)

JAMIAH ROGERS – vocals, guitar

ISAIAH “Zay” HORNE – bass

TYVON “TANK” RICE – drums

Chicago blues firebrand Jamiah Rogers turns the heat all the way up on “Mojo Man,” the electrifying new single from his upcoming debut album for Delmark Records. Fueled by razor-sharp guitar work, deep funk grooves, and Jamiah’s explosive vocals, “Mojo Man” delivers a shot of raw modern blues energy straight from the South Side of Chicago. A lifelong prodigy who has shared stages with blues legends and built a reputation as one of the most exciting young voices in contemporary blues, Jamiah brings intensity, soul, and fearless originality to every note. “Mojo Man” is a powerful introduction to an artist pushing Chicago blues into the future – loud, bold, and impossible to ignore. “Dirty church funk” is how Jamiah Rogers describes his first release for Delmark Records. Jamiah has been fronting his own band since he was sixteen years old. His guitar playing has been described as “a sonic rocket”.

Executive Production & Supervision: Julia A. Miller, Associate Producer Jamiah Rogers

Recorded, mixed & mastered at Delmark Riverside Studio, Chicago by Julia A. Miller

Cover photo: Alexandra Diaconescu (Romania Blues Festival), Design: Al Brandtner

Class of 2026 Jus’ Blues Honorees

Bobby Rush Blues Entertainer Award
Outstanding Tradition Blues Entertainer

JAMIAH is awarded 2026 honoree for JUS’ BLUES AWARDS!!

https://www.jusblues.org/terms-and-conditions

Mojo Man lyrics

Verse 1
Start up yo engine baby come on let’s go for a ride
Been waitin on today to kiss my troubles good bye
You in the driver seat baby show me if you can
Handle me for the Night baby Ima be ya Mojo Man

Chorus
I’m yo mojo man
I’m yo mojo man
Hoochie Coochie Man
I’m yo mojo man

Verse 2
I got my mojo way back in 1995
It didn’t come easy, they wanna know how I’m still alive
They beggin for the game but I don’t spill I don’t leak
Over whooping aint for the strong Hoochie Coochie ain’t for the weak

I’m yo mojo man
I’m yo mojo man
Hoochie Coochie Man
I’m yo mojo man

Verse 3
This recipe on me/ has never failed me yet
Got old girls on my line/ still mad they lost the bet
Don’t hate the player hate the maker/ dirty church yea that’s the law
That’s means I’m still on top even if I choose to fall

I’m yo mojo man
I’m yo mojo man
Hoochie Coochie Man
I’m yo mojo man

Verse 4
Come on baby I wanna see/ what you really wanna do
Ya girlfriend wanna come too, I got enough mojo for the both of you
I’ll wont ask twice but I swear I ain’t too proud to say please
Let spread my mojo on you while I light on up my tree, please

Born on April 21, 1995, in the vibrant south suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, Jamiah’s musical journey began in a household rich with talent. With a mother whose voice resonated through the air and a father who masterfully wielded the guitar, music was woven into the fabric of his early life. By the age of three, Jamiah was already captivating audiences with his drumming skills, performing at school, church, and alongside his father’s band, The Tony Rogers Band.

Jamiah’s love for music knows no bounds; he draws inspiration from a diverse array of genres, including Blues, Funk, Rock, Reggae, Soul, and R&B. His musical heroes—icons like Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Albert King, Freddie King, B.B. King, Howlin’ Wolf, and Muddy Waters—have profoundly influenced his artistry.

Although drums were his first passion, at just seven years old, Jamiah’s parents encouraged him to explore the guitar, sparking a beautiful journey of musical discovery through father-son lessons. Today, he is celebrated as a multi-instrumentalist, seamlessly transitioning between drums, guitar, bass, piano, and organ. Yet, it is the guitar and drums that hold his heart.

At fifteen, Jamiah took a bold step into the spotlight by forming his first power trio, “Jamiah on Fire & The Red Machine,” where he showcased his talents as the lead vocalist and guitarist. Now, at 29, he leads “Jamiah ‘Deacon Denzel’ Rogers & Dirty Church,” captivating audiences with his dynamic performances both locally and on international tours.