Label
wajobu music* is an independent record label, coming soon.
Contact at wajobumusic [at] gmail [dot] com or wajobumusic [at] hotmail [dot] com.
* – wajobu and wajobu music Trademarks are pending.
wajobu
- Review: Berserk! (Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari and Lorenzo Feliciati)
- Revisiting Old Friends and Meeting New
- Review: Celer – Viewpoint
- Review: Recent Dronarivm Label Releases
- Review: North Atlantic Drift – Monuments
- Concert: Zammuto with Valgeir Sigurðsson and Nadia Sirota at the Spaceland Ballroom, Hamden, CT March 29, 2013
- Concert: Stick Men – Infinity Hall and Bistro – March 27, 2013
- Review: William Tyler – Impossible Truth
- Marsen Jules – The Endless Change Of Colour
- Birds of a Feather – Part 3 – Broken Chip and Simon Whetham
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