Mark Winters’ new single “Velocity” hits like a rush of wind, steady, strong, and full of purpose. Released on October 17, 2025, this rock/folk track is about motion, not the kind that burns you out, but the kind that keeps you alive. It’s a song about resilience, love, and the constant push to move forward even when life feels like one long headwind.
Also Read: ‘Never Going Back’ by Martay — The Song That Turns Fear into Fuel
Blending his background in aerospace engineering with poetic storytelling, Mark crafts a track that feels both grounded and cosmic. You can hear the science in the metaphors — “flaps are up,” “currents push our dreams past the dawn” but also the humanity that drives them. It’s the rare kind of love song that connects physics and feeling in the same breath.
The guitars glide with purpose, the percussion moves like steady flight, and Mark’s voice anchors it all with calm confidence. The production is clean but warm, letting the melody breathe while the lyrics carry the emotional lift.
Also Read: ‘Blessing for a Broken Shelter’ by Liz Luceris Offers Light in the Dark
“Your love is the fuel I need for keeping my velocity” hit right at the core, it’s not just about speed; it’s about direction. The song recognizes how love and resilience are the only real forces that keep us moving when everything else is pulling us back. It’s poetic, yes, but not heavy-handed. Just honest.
“Velocity” feels like the kind of song you’d play on a late-night drive when you’re trying to remember why you keep going. It’s reflective without being sad, hopeful without being naïve. Guided by the influence of his grandmother, poet Dean C. Winters, Mark has turned motion into metaphor, crafting a sound that’s both personal and universal.
Stream Below:
FOLLOW ARTIST
