Swiss funk and neo-soul trio The Next Movement are turning up the groove with their latest single, “Mojo,” featuring the powerful horn section of the SoulVision Allstars.
Released on August 14, 2026 via SoulVision Productions, “Mojo” dives deep into Afrobeat, jazz-funk, and soul, delivering an upbeat, genre-blurring anthem built around rhythm, resilience, confidence, and the simple joy of getting your spark back.
At the heart of the track is the uplifting mantra “I got my mojo back,” a declaration of renewal for anyone who has pushed through periods of uncertainty or self-doubt and found their confidence again.
The track expands The Next Movement’s signature groove-driven sound with the addition of the SoulVision Allstars Horns. René Mosele, Fabienne Hoerni, and Dave Feusi bring a vibrant brass presence to the record, with the horn arrangements by René Mosele adding another layer of energy to the trio’s already dynamic sound.
Written by J.J. Flueck, Pascal Kaeser, and Sam Siegenthaler, with lyrics by J.J. Flueck, “Mojo” was performed and produced by The Next Movement, with recording, mixing, and production handled by J.J. Flueck and the band at Soulvision Studio. The track was mastered by Dan Suter at Echochamber, while the cover photography was provided by René Mosele.
More than simply a feel-good record, “Mojo” is an invitation to reconnect with yourself, reclaim your confidence, and celebrate the next chapter. Its infectious grooves, sharp brass arrangements, and soulful energy showcase a different side of The Next Movement while remaining firmly rooted in their love for live musicianship and groove.
Known for creating the sonic impact of a much larger ensemble with just three musicians, The Next Movement combine neo-soul, funk, R&B, and groove with virtuosic musicianship, humor, personality, and an unmistakable live energy.
The band has performed at major events and venues including the Leverkusener Jazztage, Black Sea Jazz Festival in Georgia, Saulkrasti Jazz in Latvia, Jazztage Dresden, Enclave de Agua in Spain, and renowned venues such as Blue Note Milano, Porgy & Bess in Vienna, and Moods in Zurich.
