Article Contributed by IVPR
Published on 2026-04-22
Photo: Courtesy of Flying Mojito Bros
Earlier this year, the desert disco DJ duo Flying Mojito Bros joined forces with the Tony Joe White estate for a remix album of the ages.
Simply dubbed The Swamp Fox, Flying Mojito Bros’ new takes on White’s already funky catalog brought the legendary musician’s songs into a technicolor new light. Danish publication Ekstra Badet described the project as “Lock up your wife and daughters: Sex bomb explodes like never before,” while Bro Bible wrote, “It feels like taking the bayou straight to Ibiza.”
But there was one omission in the track list that left Tony Joe White fans asking the obvious question: where is “Polk Salad Annie?”
Today, with the announcement of the deluxe version of The Swamp Fox, Flying Mojito Bros have answered that question once and for all.
Joined by the unreleased “Alligator,” the pair of new tracks on this deluxe re-release is rounded out with White’s 1969 classic, cut by the likes of Elvis Presley, and now reimagined by Flying Mojito Bros.
On May 15, dive into the extended version of this too-perfect-to-be-real collaboration with the release of The Swamp Fox deluxe edition.
Until then, stream or purchase “Polk Salad Annie” at this link.
For those who’ve yet to boogie with The Swamp Fox, check it out right here.
This weekend, Flying Mojito Bros are taking the stage at Diplo’s Honkytonk at Stagecoach, but not before their Friday night throwdown at Las Vegas’s Discopussy.
Tour dates can be found below or at flyingmojitobros.com.
Catch Flying Mojito Bros On Tour:
April 24 — Discopussy — Las Vegas, NV
April 26 — Stagecoach Festival — Indio, CA
May 1–2 — Brooklyn Bowl — Las Vegas, NV
May 9 — Pappy and Harriet’s — Pioneertown, CA
June 19 — Cervantes’ Other Side — Denver, CO
June 26 — Camille’s @ The Bellwether — Los Angeles, CA
July 24–25 — Racket NYC — New York, NY
More About Tony Joe White:
Across five decades as a performer and storyteller, Tony Joe White—also known as “The Swamp Fox”—left a lasting mark on American music. His catalog offers classics such as “Polk Salad Annie” and “Rainy Night in Georgia,” and his songs have been recorded by Ray Charles, Kenny Chesney, Waylon Jennings, Tim McGraw, Willie Nelson, Elvis Presley, Dusty Springfield, and Tina Turner.
More About Flying Mojito Bros:
These two London lads have been operating at the intersection of desert rock, cosmic country, and modern dance music for over ten years, channeling classic American songwriting into disco, acid house, and forward-facing club rhythms.
Celebrated for a sound that looks beyond soul and funk toward deeper Americana influences, they’ve earned praise from across the music spectrum.
Their shows, built largely from original reworks and unreleased material, have lit up Glastonbury, Bonnaroo, Pikes Ibiza, Stagecoach, and late-night festival stages worldwide, alongside residencies at The Social, Spiritland, and Nobu.
In 2025, they released their debut original album, Just Passing Through, on Ubiquity Records, surpassing one million streams, landing Top 10 album recognition from KEXP, and selling out headline dates across the U.S.
Upcoming highlights include Jam Cruise 2026 and the March 2026 release of The Swamp Fox, their collaborative album with Tony Joe White.
