New York City hard rock band Ten Ton Mojo have released their latest single, “Broken Down Blues,” accompanied by an official music video.
The track focuses on the struggles of working-class Americans trying to make ends meet, highlighting the challenges faced by underappreciated blue-collar workers.
“Broken Down Blues” was produced, mixed and mastered by Max Norman, whose credits include Ozzy Osbourne, Megadeth and Bad Company. The song also marks the first recording with the band’s new drummer, Jeff Hardee, and features guest backing vocals from Devon Marie and La Jeca.
Vocalist Dave Anthony commented on the release: “Some things are worth the wait… and so it is also with our newest single, ‘Broken Down Blues,’ because it’s an absolute solid hit right out of the gate. With our new drummer Jeff Hardee recording with the band for the first time, we are firing on all cylinders and stronger than ever.”
Ten Ton Mojo are currently working on additional singles and new material planned for release throughout 2027. The band also continues to perform regularly throughout the New York area.
Blending classic hard rock with blues and Southern rock influences, Ten Ton Mojo have previously shared stages with Quiet Riot, KIX, John 5, Molly Hatchet, Ace Frehley and others.
The band’s current lineup consists of Dave Anthony on vocals, Scott Lano and Christian Realmuto on guitars, Kenny Madden on bass and vocals, and Jeff Hardee on drums.
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