March '20, by Stefan Hanson

March '20

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March '20 14:02

This is a composite 4 hours of recordings created for an exhibition show about climate change. The show was postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

released March 17, 2020

Stefan Hanson - Performing, Arranging, Mixing

Stefan Hanson Portland, Maine

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