On the Record | Flatland Cavalry’s Cleto Cordero shares the meaning of their Work of Heart album cover art

Flatland Cavalry has just released their fifth studio album, Work of Heart, which is a collaboration of songs of life, love, and loss.

Cleto Cordero describes the intricate process of the cover art.

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