Pictograph Records has re-released to the digital market Bahu Baru's original debut record, Blue Road. Bahu Baru made their entrance into the music scene during the Seattle "Nirvana-Grunge" craze of the 1990's and was one of the very first bands to release their album as an "Enhanced Multimedia CD" through the AIX record label and NFP Records. As such, the CD included two music videos, lyric sheets, graphics and band interviews. Blue Road met with outstanding reviews and was featured on television and in print in such venues as, CNN, NBC's Extra Entertainment, Entertainment Tonight, Mix Magazine, The Hard Report, FMQB, The Album Network, Music Connection, R&R and many others. The band was even featured in Billboard Magazine by their distributor, Navarre, when they played at the Fine Line Cafe in Minneapolis with Shelby Lynn. Back in Los Angeles the CD Cover was featured as a mural on the walls of the world famous Tower Records on Sunset Boulevard (see photograph). Bahu Baru received national radio airplay and was given full 30 minute spotlights on KLOS's Local Licks (95.5 FM) and KSCA's Local Spotlight (101.9). Baru was included on Seattle's "The Mountain" 103.7 FM yearly CD with Dean Carlson as one of the top picks alongside Ben Harper, Paula Cole and Todd Rundgren. Included in the band's touring they made many live in-store performances for the Sam Goody's Music Store chain and Borders Books and Music stores.