New Drummer joins Voluntary Mother Earth

The new drummer Fujita Fajita was welcomed into Voluntary Mother Earth this month as official Communal Mother.

More Communal Mothers to join us in time for our next tour and recording.

And here’re other pieces of insignificant information for ordinary people with busy lifestyle and a well-paying job.

1. Right Brain Club -Expansion
The Right Brain Club, a cute name for our free newsletter with special updates and free downloads, welcomed many new members in the past month, including but not limited to, nice folks from Indonesia, Israel, Russia, and many of them from Poland. We’d love to play in your country in near future, and your support will forever be appreciated by some lousy Oriental folks that we are.
So here’s to you. MUCHO GRACIAS!!!

2. Ready to Purchase our CD?
Save $10 from your next paycheck and purchase of copy of our latest album “Unacceptable Vegetable” and join all Voluntary Mothers scattered throughout the world.
To buy the album, go to CDBaby.com, or Apple iTunes, or Amazon.com, and other famous CD/MP3 stores online.

3. No? Then how about some free songs?
Or if $10 is too much at this moment, join Right Brain Club and get 5 songs for free. To join, simply go to http://www.voluntarymotherearth.com and use the simple sign-up form on the left side of the page.

In the meantime, more CD reviews in the U.S. and Europe are scheduled to come out soon.
Stay tuned!

Hugs,
Aki
Voluntary Mother Earth
http://www.voluntarymotherearth.com

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