Aaron Nash, better known by his stage name AbJo, is a sonic powerhouse in the current electronic scene. The San Diego native developed his passion for music from a young age, becoming well-versed in a wide range of instruments. During his college years, AbJo utilized his classical training to dive into the realm of music production. In 2010, AbJo connected with Andre Power and Joe Kay, co-founders of the Soulection empire. His 11-track Sankofa EP dropped via Soulection the following year alongside projects from Ta-Ku, Evil Needle, and Insightful, marking his first of many releases with the label. In addition to performances at Electric Forest, CRSSD, SXSW and Coachella, AbJo has a slew of headlining shows in Japan, South Korea, and Europe in the books. AbJo has also shared the stage with Smino, GoldLink, Blu & Exile, Little Dragon, Lauryn Hill, and Talib Kweli. With production credits for Kweli and Phonte on his resume, AbJo continues to refine his energetic fusion of electronic and hip-hop imbued with Brazilian influences.…Aaron Nash, better known by his stage name AbJo, is a sonic powerhouse in the current electronic scene. The San Diego native developed his passion for music from a young age, becoming well-versed in a wide range of instruments. During his college years, AbJo utilized his classical training to dive into the realm of music production. In 2010, AbJo connected with Andre Power and Joe Kay, co-founders of the Soulection empire. His 11-track Sankofa EP dropped via Soulection the following year alongside projects from Ta-Ku, Evil Needle, and Insightful, marking his first of many releases with the label. In addition to performances at Electric Forest, CRSSD, SXSW and Coachella, AbJo has a slew of headlining shows in Japan, South Korea, and Europe in the books. AbJo has also shared the stage with Smino, GoldLink, Blu & Exile, Little Dragon, Lauryn Hill, and Talib Kweli. With production credits for Kweli and Phonte on his resume, AbJo continues to refine his energetic fusion of electronic and hip-hop imbued with Brazilian influences.WWWW…