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October 23, 2026
Indie CD with Autographed cover
Museums and Women is Rouse at his most hopeful and romantic, balancing casual poetry with wry humor across a collection of characters who are searching but never desperate, longing but never lonely.
Recorded in Nashville with longtime production partner Brad Jones (Chuck Prophet, Hayes Carll), the album came together almost by accident resulting in loose, unplanned studio sessions with Rouse on guitar, Jones on bass, and Fred Eltringham (Sheryl Crow, The Chicks) on drums, cut live and fresh, morning sessions followed by same-day overdubs
From the jangly optimism of opener "Spring" to the bossa nova drift of "Sunday In The Country" to the rain-soaked wandering of "Parnell Street," Rouse's narrators move through the world in transit but never lost, mapping the space between the people we long for and the people we become. "There's always a woman involved," Rouse says. "Love — or the search for it — is what ties them all together."
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