Mo'Ju, formerly known as Mojo Juju, is an Australian artist whose music transcends simplistic genre labels, blending elements of soul, R&B, blues, and hip-hop into a tapestry that reflects a rich personal and cultural heritage. Mo'Ju, part Filipino and part Wiradjuri (an Aboriginal group of central New South Wales), has been widely celebrated for their raw storytelling prowess and distinctive vocal style that captivates audiences with its depth and emotion.

Since the release of their self-titled album in 2012, Mo'Ju has continued to carve out a unique space within the Australian music scene. Noted releases such as "Seeing Red / Feeling Blue" and the critically acclaimed "Native Tongue" showcase their evolution as an artist, both musically and thematically, delving into personal narratives and broader social issues such as identity, race, and the complexities of heritage. With their more recent tracks like "Ghost Town," "Put It On Hold," and the strikingly introspective "ORO, PLATA, MATA," Mo'Ju has demonstrated a commitment to growth and reinvention while maintaining the raw edge and authenticity that have become hallmarks of their sound. Their willingness to confront substantial topics and explore different sonic landscapes has secured Mo'Ju a respected place as a powerful voice in contemporary Australian music.