Mojo Stone are like a modern day Fleetwood Mac without the drama. Unapologetic, unexpected, and soulful, Mojo Stone's first E.P. entitled "Hatchet" exhibits the birth of a new musical talent that straddles both old and new schools.

"We'll never be a one genre kind of band" lead vocalist Meadors says of the group, "we want to capture the lights and the darks, and allow each song to create its own mood."And moodiness is exactly what you get from Mojo Stone. Touching on tender harmonies reminiscent of Fleet Foxes in tracks such as "Barefoot Boy", then dipping into swampy, dark territory with the last track of their E.P, "Gritty Love Blues", this band touches on everything from classic rock n' roll, to rockabilly, to folk.

Since its inception, the group has gone from playing tiny bar gigs and open mics across LA to managing their own national tour in the early summer of 2011. Expect Mojo Stone to make the rounds again soon; they're itching to go already. In the meantime, Mojo will be playing shows in California, selling CDs at shows and promoting "Hatchet" through Facebook and iTunes.