Saturday’s Ours captures the spirit of small-town freedom and friendship... A carefree anthem about girls cruising Main Street, laughing loud, and living for the weekend. With bright guitars, driving rhythm, and infectious energy, Velvet Swank channels Americana roots with a modern edge. Produced by Shirley Torres, the track feels both nostalgic and alive, a reminder that Saturday nights belong to the ones who claim them.

Saturday’s Ours

How Am I Gonna Miss You If You Won’t Leave is Velvet Swank’s playful twist on love and frustration... A sunlit, ironic anthem with a wink of retro charm. With shimmering guitars, laid-back groove, and vivid imagery of poolside cocktails and summer heat, the track balances humor with heart. It channels the Americana spirit with a sly grin, reminding us that sometimes love lingers a little too long.

How Am I Gonna Miss You If You Won’t Leave?

Little Light of Mine is Velvet Swank’s most tender and heartfelt track on American Road Trip. With imagery of a newborn’s hand grasping a father’s finger, it captures the essence of love, family, and new beginnings. Gentle guitars and intimate vocals create a cinematic ballad that shines with warmth and hope. This song is both deeply personal and universally moving.

Little light of mine

Gas Station Rose is a story-song rooted in small-town Americana — where fleeting romance and everyday life meet under fluorescent lights. With warm guitars, steady rhythm, and cinematic detail, Velvet Swank captures the poetry of an ordinary moment made unforgettable. It blends indie rock edge with Americana heart, making it one of the most evocative tracks on American Road Trip.

Gas Station Rose

I Can’t Shake You But I Don’t Wanna is Velvet Swank’s raw and passionate barroom ballad, a small-town stage confession sung straight from the heart. With soaring vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and a band locked in behind him, the song captures the ache of love you can’t let go  and maybe don’t want to. It blends Americana honesty with country-rock grit, delivering one of the most emotional highlights of American Road Trip.

Can’t Shake You (And I Don’t Wanna)

One Ton Tomato is Velvet Swank’s playful, Spanish-flavored anthem from American Road Trip. A barroom karaoke romp with a twist of Latin spice. With lively guitars, a rhythmic groove, and a wink of humor, it channels the spirit of late-night fun where margaritas flow and voices soar. The track blends Americana grit with Spanish flair, turning a novelty hook into a fiesta of sound and laughter.

One Ton Tomato

Table Talk is Velvet Swank’s late-night confessional from American Road Trip. Set against the glow of a crowded bar, it captures the secret conversations and unspoken truths that surface when the world slows down. With moody guitars, intimate vocals, and a cinematic groove, the track blends indie rock edge with Americana storytelling. It’s a song for quiet moments, whispered stories, and the weight of words left behind.

Table Talk

Forever Summer Now is Velvet Swank’s sun-soaked anthem from American Road Trip. A celebration of endless nights, open roads, and memories that never fade. With bright guitars, driving rhythm, and vocals full of warmth, it captures the carefree energy of fireflies, barbecues, and late-night laughter under the stars. The track blends Americana roots with classic rock spirit, delivering a timeless summer anthem built for the highway.

Forever Summer

New Rules in This Town is Velvet Swank’s defiant small-town anthem. A song about standing tall, pushing back, and rewriting the playbook. With driving guitars, passionate vocals, and a groove that won’t quit, it channels the grit of Main Street at dusk where one man stands firm while the world rushes past. It blends Americana storytelling with country-rock fire, marking one of the album’s most powerful statements.

New Rules in This Town

Just a Little Wild is Velvet Swank’s unapologetic anthem. A bold, Stevie Nicks–inspired celebration of freedom and fire. With soaring vocals, swirling guitars, and a rhythm built for the dance floor, it captures the reckless joy of living loud, fun, and untamed. Produced by Jose Torres, the track blends Americana roots with indie rock edge, delivering one of the most magnetic moments on American Road Trip.

Just a Little Wild

Joe Torres is a independent filmmaker who wrote and directed the feature film, Accidental Babe, story of an accidental sex change operation. ONE TON TOMATO is a single from the soundtrack of this comedy feature film.

New Rules in This Town

Jose Torres - Producer

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