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Friday, May 11, 2018

Salton Sea: @iamjoshrouse w/ @Deannadevore Thurs. 5/17 @evanstonspace In #EvanstonIL



On Thursday, May 17th Josh Rouse will be in Evanston, Illinois at SPACE with Deanna Devore. The doors open at 7:00 pm and the show starts at 8:00 pm. It is all-ages. Visit HERE for the event details on Facebook. Continue on below to visit the artists online and to check out their music. Follow on for the latest on Josh Rouse.

- Josh Rouse: (Nebraska Native, Home Town Memhis, TN, Now In Valencia, Spain)

Genre: Folk, Roots, Pop, Modern Age Music

https://www.joshrouse.com

https://www.facebook.com/joshrouse

- Deanna Devore: (Toronto, Canada)

Genre: Electronic, Alternative

https://www.deannadevore.com

https://www.facebook.com/deannadevoremusic




Josh Rouse Releases "Salton Sea" Including Exclusive Demo

New Album Love in the Modern Age

 Out April 13 via Yep Roc Records 




Recently, singer-songwriter Josh Rouse released "Salton Sea" along with an exclusive listen at Brooklyn Vegan to one of his earliest demos of the song. The minimalist arrangement of the demo provides a glimpse into the song’s evolution from bedroom synth-pop nugget to danceable indie rock single.


Listen to both tracks at Brooklyn Vegan & stream/embed "Salton Sea"


"Salton Sea" is the third track off Rouse's new album Love in the Modern Age, out April 13, via Yep Roc Records. Other released tracks include the title track

"Love in the Modern Age" (Watch Official Video) and "Businessman" which premiered at Forbes. Calling the album "a sterling collection that is joyous, upbeat and, most importantly, feels completely authentic," Forbes goes on to say "There is no retro gimmick to Love in the Modern Age. This is a masterful storyteller celebrating the nostalgia of his youth with his own feel." (Listen to "Businessman")

Similar to his work on his album 1972 where he captured the aesthetics of a specific moment in time, Josh’s new album Love in the Modern Age takes inspiration from the sound and production of early 1980's releases by The Blue Nile, The Style Council and Prefab Sprout. Also serving as inspiration were Roxy Music’s Avalon, Leonard Cohen's Various Positions and I'm Your Man. Non-ironic touches like sax, handclaps, reverbed guitar, backing vocals and keyboards give the moody but infectious songs a New Romantic flair. 

Josh Rouse has solidified his status as one of his generation's most acclaimed songwriters in both the US and Europe, where he's lived on and off since 2004. Spending the better part of a year touring behind his critically acclaimed eleventh album, The Embers of Time, Rouse was ready for a change. "Coming off such a heavy record, I wanted to try something different," he explains. "I wanted to explore new sounds and write with a fresh backdrop." Trading in his trusty acoustic guitar for a synthesizer, Love in the Modern Age still bears Rouse's distinct fingerprints even as it pushes his limits and forges a bold new chapter more than twenty years into his celebrated career.

Josh Rouse will kick off his tour in the UK in April, followed by North America in May. Click HERE for a full list of UK/North American dates. 

 

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DEANNA DEVORE 


The Chicago and Toronto based artist utilizes her hypnotizing vocals and her inventive production skills to create stunning music. 




"'A Cause' starts off with a kick that mirrors a beating heart. Perhaps, it is synonymous with the way you feel when in a search for something unjustifiable. Before the chorus begins, that metaphorical heart stops and ushers us into the mental web of deciding your next move....[if] you just love good new music, lend Devore your ear." -Grungecake 



"A perfect companion for your "cruising" playlist, you won't get enough of this hauntingly beautiful voice!" - True Music Network 



"The song is a dark track with Devore's powerful vocals making you feel every ounce of her emotions. The song is well worth the listen from the moment you press play. "A Cause" is so powerful you won't take it off repeat." - Imperfect Fifth on "A Cause"


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