Josh Ross – Later Tonight Album Tracklist and Lyrics

Artist: Josh Ross
Album: Later Tonight
Genre: Country
Release Date: September 19, 2025
Label: The Core Entertainment/Universal Music Canada Inc
Producers: Matt Geroux
Featuring: Akon

Later Tonight is a country album by Josh Ross, featuring Akon. It was released on September 19, 2025, by The Core Entertainment/Universal Music Canada Inc, with Matt Geroux as a notable producer.

Tracklist

  1. Later Tonight: A futile attempt to drown out a persistent heartache through fleeting distractions, only to have the memory resurface in solitude.
  2. Hate How You Look: A visceral lament over an ex-lover’s effortless and alluring public display of moving on, which painfully contrasts with the narrator’s inner turmoil.
  3. My Side Of Town: The bitter experience of being ostracized within one’s own community after a breakup, due to the ex-partner’s damaging and one-sided narrative.
  4. Smith & Wesson: A metaphorical gunshot of heartbreak, where a woman’s devastating departure is likened to a precise and irreversible bullet wound.
  5. Leave Me Too: A self-aware admission of causing such profound pain that the only logical course of action, if roles were reversed, would be to leave without looking back.
  6. Half Lit: A cyclical and unresolved relationship that perpetually exists in a state of half-hearted connection, neither fully extinguished nor properly rekindled.
  7. Mad At Me: A defiant accusation that an ex’s new relationship is merely a vengeful charade, fueled by lingering anger rather than genuine affection.
  8. Break My Heart In Two: The painful cycle of repeatedly allowing oneself to be emotionally shattered by a partner who intermittently returns only to cause more heartbreak.
  9. Whiskey You: A rueful personification of whiskey as the destructive force behind regrettable actions and emotional turmoil following a breakup.
  10. Single Again: A confident and opportunistic proposition to rekindle a romance the moment the ex becomes single again, promising a better love.
  11. Songs You Gave Me: The poignant irony of achieving musical success with songs inspired by a lost love, now performed with heartbreak instead of joy.
  12. Namin’ Names: The torment of hearing vague but familiar rumors about an ex moving on, sparking jealousy and the painful realization of being replaced.
  13. Drunk Right Now (Na Na Na): A desperate embrace of intoxication to escape heartache and the pressures of the week, seeking communal solace in a neon-lit bar.
  14. Nobody From Nowhere: A triumphant reflection on rising from humble origins with determination and little more than faith, defying all expectations.
  15. Scared Of Getting Sober: The raw fear of sobriety because clarity would force confrontation with the overwhelming grief of a lost love.