Toxic Mojo: Bios

Band Bios

Sal Lembo - Bass, vocals
His 30 years of experience in musicianship are almost as seasoned as his vintage 1951 Fender Bass Guitar. Sal provides the music with not only the thumping bass line but keeps the sound of Toxic Mojo packed as tight as bone marrow. Sal, the spinal cord running down the band is a music engineer as well as an artist. His previous band (Aura Blue) had a large South Florida following and opened for such bands as Georgia Satellites, Pat Travers and Quiet Riot. Sal is a prolific musician who has composed and copy written over 100 songs during his professional career. His vocal expertise, stage presence and wireless bass guitar make him a perfect band member both on and off the stage.

Scott Vaughan

Scott Vaughan - Guitar, backing vocals
Scott Vaughan is a snowbird from Canada who been playing guitar for over 30 years and performing for over 20. Throughout his middle school, high school and college years he studied with a variety of music teachers and graduated from the University of New Brunswick in 1994 with a Fine Arts Minor in Music Composition. He has played with a variety of bands playing venues from Newfoundland, Canada to Los Angeles, California and opened for such recording acts as Trooper and April Wine. He also played lead guitar on Jon Fidler and The Suspects second Independent release “All This Fun …And Money Too”. Scott is a guitar tone fanatic who uses Marshall tube amps and vintage Gibson Les Pauls exclusively to give Toxic Mojo its trademark heavy sound.

Marc Egort

Marc Egort - Drums
Marc Egort has a passion for playing the drums for over 25 years. He has played with both cover and original bands that demonstrate his diverse background in a variety of musical styles including rock, free jazz, big band, metal, and alternative rock. He has played gigs all around south Florida from Miami Beach to West Palm Beach. Marc has several drum kits including a Tama Superstar kit (circa 1980) recovered in red glass glitter, a Yamaha Beech Custom in Blueberry stain, and DW custom kit built for and played by Tommy Lee. Included in his arsenal of ear splitting sound devices are over a dozen cymbals (all by Zildjian), mini timbales, wind chimes, a selection of cowbells, and a conga drum. When he is not playing his drums, rehearsing/recording with the band, giving drum lessons, managing his businesses, taking piano lessons, leading fitness/exercise classes, rollerblading, jogging, reading, enjoying a fine wine with a delicious meal, or scuba diving, you may catch him at his day job…but don’t bet on it since no one knows what his day job is.