Capital Heights Maryland emcee Odd Mojo brings a new type of retro sound and old school flow back to today’s hip-hop scene. Boasting self-love awareness with witty wordplay, Mojo presents a deeply confessional catalogue of familiar insecurities and anxieties over jazzy, minimalist production. The Washington Post’s Lawrence Burney hit the nail on the head when he said Mojo raps with, “the type of soothing nature that you’d hope your therapist or favorite advice-giving radio host would.”