Supported by Mojo, BBC TV, Peter Hook, The Times, Steve Lamacq & Gideon Coe on 6 Music - ROJA are a band on the up!

"That was fantastic. They were taking all these wonderful influences from "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" - the horns, the violins - it was wonderful, melodic and uplifting. He is actually a songwriter that can move people a lot...and what he has writtenthere is quite rare..."

- PETER HOOK (NEW ORDER / JOY DIVISION)

ARTIST: ROJA
TITLE: COMPANY
LABEL: PROBE PLUS
GENRE:  MODERN MARIACHI / INDIE FOLKRELEASE: NOV 28th 2016VIDEO:

https://youtu.be/Exjhse7DdMo

SOCIAL MEDIA:
www.facebook.com/rojamusica
www.twitter.com/rojamusica
www.soundcloud.com/rojamusica
www.roja.band
  
Following their recent appearance as finalists on the BBC TV show, “UK’s Best Part-Time Band” (where they were mentored by New Order/Joy Division legend Peter Hook) http://bbc.in/1PIfoOt plus radio support from BBC6 Music, Steve Lamacq, Gideon Coe and the Late Junction, Roja are back with a brand new new single - “Company”. With more new material to follow in 2017, plus gigs with longstanding luminaries Half Man Half Biscuit, the next 12 months promise to be a busy time for Liverpool's “masters of mariachi”. Look out for their 2014 debut album “Promises I Should Have Kept” - now available on Spotify - plus tonnes of other exclusive material to be released via their website and social media this year!

PRESS REVIEWS FOR THE ALBUM:

**** MOJO

"If they could persuade Barbara Broccolli to call the next Bond film "The Evil Stands High", they could have a hit on their hands!” - THE TIMES

“Monumental and Epic” – PENNY BLACK

“They carry the role with as much cool style as a latter-day Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach all rolled into one” – R2

“It's highly atmospheric, deeply brooding, smouldering even, and all coated in Mariachi horns and other cinematic orchestration. - THE SOUND OF CONFUSION

"Promises I Should Have Kept has a compelling, big-band feel, belonging to any epic Western movie saloon fight.." – NARC MAGAZINE

“Tip For The Top - There’s a new man-band who describe themselves as Modern Mariachi. They are ROJA!” –  THE SUNDAY PEOPLE

"Majestic Mariachi madness...superficially from Merseyside, but in reality closer to 'Forever Changes'-era Love beamed in from beyond Saturn." – WHISPERIN AND HOLLERIN