MUSIC
Josh Rouse continues to churn out CDs full of catchy, easy on the ears pop gems and Subtitulo is no exception. Inspired and mildly influenced by his recent stay in Spain, Subtitulo may be Rouse's finest hour. Imagine some of Paul Simon's more vanilla solo work with the attitude of Jack Jonson thrown in and you're half way there. The songs here take the listener back to 70's AM radio when music was still being played with regularity. You'll swear you've heard these songs before and may feel like you're driving to the beach on a summer day. Josh Rouse provides your flashback soundtrack with Subtitulo.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
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