Lyrically, Roselawn is an album about the highs and lows of being in love, about wanting to be a better person for the one you love, about appreciating the small, good things in life, and about taking nothing for granted.

Mathes has drawn clear inspiration from his love for his wife and a newly realized contentment with his life. Roselawn was recorded by Mathes in his basement studio in Green Bay, Wisconsin. His wife, Jane, provides vocals and percussion on several tracks.

1. Your Love Will Set Me Right
2. Just As Long As I Got You
3. Maybe We're In Love
4. So It Goes
5. When We're Alone
6. To Not Be Sorry
7. When The Morning Comes
8. Until The Sun Comes Up
9. Only One You're My Only One
10. Tell Me How Much You Love Me

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/7/2012
Nathan Mathes lives in Wisconsin USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock

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