Alejandra Cárdenas / Ale Hop

Lost And Sound by Paul Hanford

Jan 14, 202659:16Music

What happens when you stop working behind a project name, a pedal chain, or a layer of reverb, and let the music speak more directly? That question runs through my conversation with Alejandra Cárdenas aka Ale Hop. On her...

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