Josh Rouse

Hailed by NPR as “one of contemporary music’s most engaging singer-songwriters,” Josh Rouse first emerged with his stunning 1998 debut, Dressed Up Like Nebraska, which Billboard proclaimed a “dark horse gem.” In the years to come, he would continue to refine his warm, ruminative sound, releasing thirteen more critically acclaimed albums, performing everywhere from Glastonbury to Massey Hall, and taking home a prestigious Goya Award (the Spanish equivalent of an Oscar) for his song "Do You Really Want To Be In Love."