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Josh Rouse is an American singer-songwriter recognized for his warm and introspective universe, blending folk, roots rock and pop. Rising to prominence in 1998 with Dressed Up Like Nebraska, he has since released numerous critically acclaimed albums and won a Goya in Spain for his song “Do You Really Want To Be In Love”. His new album Museums and Women, recorded in Nashville with his collaborator Brad Jones, explores with poetry and gentleness the themes of love, encounters and characters crossed throughout life.