Alexander 23 Answers Your Fan Questions

It is no secret that we here at Ones To Watch stan Alexander 23, and it seems like plenty of you do too. Alexander Glantz, the multi-disciplinary and creative behind the infectious indie pop project recently gave us another reason to stan with the release of his debut EP, I'm Sorry I Love You. The nine-track collection, detailing love, loss, lust, luck, lies, and laugh was easily one of our favorites of the years, so it only made sense to sit down with the man behind the project.

Rather than ask all the aching questions we had for Alexander 23, we thought it would be best to let his fans take the reign. From coming up with a song on the spot to his preferred brand of mechanical pencils, these are the burning questions you had for Alexander 23.

READ:  Alexander 23's 'I'm Sorry I Love You' Is a Tender Debut Full of Promise

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