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Josh Rouse + Vetiver

at

The Deaf Institute

Manchester

Friday 11th of February 2022

19:00

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Josh Rouse + Vetiver

Event Type

Genre : Music - Folk/blues/world

Description

We?re delighted to present this exciting pairing of two Hey! Manchester favourites, Josh Rouse and Vetiver!

JOSH ROUSE

You don?t have to work hard to enjoy Josh Rouse?s music. His songs present themselves to you with an open heart, an innate intelligence and an absolute lack of pretension. They are clear-eyed, empathetic and penetrating. Without pandering, they seek to satisfy both your ear and your understanding. The verses draw you in with telling detail, both musical and thematic, and the choruses lift and deliver. They resolve without seeming overly tidy or pat.

Rouse was born in Nebraska, and following an itinerant upbringing he eventually landed in Nashville where he recorded his debut Dressed Like Nebraska (1998). The album?s acclaim led to tours with Aimee Mann, Mark Eitzel and the late Vic Chestnutt. The follow-up ? Home (2000) ? yielded the song Directions, which Cameron Crowe used in his film Vanilla Sky.

?Every time I?ve made a record, I?ve tried to make it different from the last one,? says Rouse. ?I always became fascinated by a different style of music. But at the end of the day, no matter how eclectic I try to make it, it?s my voice and melodic sensibility that tie things together.?

For his 2003 breakthrough album, 1972, which happens to be the year he was born, Rouse decided to cheer up a bit. Noting that he?d earned a reputation for melancholy, he says, with a laugh, ?I figured this is my career, I might as well try to enjoy it.? While the Seventies are often identified with singer-songwriters, Rouse was primarily attracted to the warmer sound of albums back then, as well as the more communal feel of the soul music of that time. The follow up, Nashville (2005), continued the hot streak and expanded his audience further.

After relocating to Valencia, Spain with his wife Paz, Rouse has released a steady stream of high quality songs and albums. Subtitulo (2006) contained the international indie folk hit Quiet Town. On El Turista (2010) he even experimented with writing and singing some songs in Spanish. In 2014, he won a Goya Award (the Spanish equivalent of an Oscar) for best song for Do You Really Want To Be In Love, from the film La Gran Familia Española.

The Embers of Time (2015) was one of his strongest albums ? self-described as ?my surreal, ex-pat, therapy record?. He followed that up with 2018?s Love In the Modern Age, which took its musical inspiration from the thinking man?s pop of the eighties: The Blue Nile, Prefab Sprout and the Style Council. And in 2019 he tackled the Christmas album on The Holiday Sounds of Josh Rouse but instead of well-worn carols or classics, he wrote an entire record of original holiday themed pop songs.

VETIVER

Vetiver is the long-running stage and recording name of San Francisco?s Andy Cabic. Up On High is his seventh studio album and the first since 2015. Vetiver has toured around the world on headline tours and supporting artists that include Wilco, The Shins, Fleet Foxes, Beach House, Bob Weir & Phil Lesh and Vashti Bunyan. Vetiver craft nuanced, understated songs that reward careful listening, building a rich duality; a space where sunshine is only a chord away from melancholy, an introspective lyric underlies an extroverted chorus and subtlety tries to be outgoing in an effort to connect the dots of life?s ellipsis.

Up On High was recorded with longtime collaborator Thom Monahan (Neko Case, Bedouine, Fruit Bats, The Donkeys, Peter Bjorn and John, Beachwood Sparks, Little Joy). Instrumentation comes from an all-world cast that includes Eric Johnson (Fruit Bats, EDJ), Gabriel Noel (Kendrick Lamar, Father John Misty, Tyler the Creator), Dan Iead (Kevin Morby, Cass McCombs), Josh Adams (Bedouine, Wild Nothing) and Tim Ramsey (Fruit Bats, Little Wings).

AGE RESTRICTION: This is a 14+ show. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

The Deaf Institute

Venue Type

Kitchen, Bar and Music Hall

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Description

Open daily from 4pm for dinner & late night feasts, we serve up tasty & fine food. All our food is prepared from the freshest ingredients by us, right here in our kitchen. 80% of our food is Vegan so there is something on the menu to tickle everyones taste buds, & we also have daily Vegan specials. Our kitchen has loads going on - loaded nachos, Mac & cheese,Satan Burgers, Loaded hot dogs, 100% vegan ice cream and more, along with chef created daily specials. All completely plant based, without compromising on flavour.

At the bar we sell Craft Beers from around the world, Cask Ales, Coffee, & Classic Cocktails. With a soundtrack of surf, garage, hiphop, underground music, & breaking bands, its always a fun place to hang out.

We have something happening most nights in the main bar from Jam sessions, Open Mic, a Quiz, DJs, or just a massive party!!

All Main Bar Events are Free Entry. Come down, we’d love to have you.

135 Grosvenor Street,

Manchester,

Greater Manchester,

England,

M1 7HE.


0161 276 9350

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