a heartfelt country pop glow shaped by soul, memory and love’s quiet pull

‘my mind’s on you’ opens with the warmth of a porch light before dawn, the kind of song that feels handwritten in the stillness of early morning. that is exactly how it was born, written at 4 a.m. on the fourth of july, capturing a tender moment when love resurfaces before you can talk yourself out of it. dwayna litz blends the sincerity of classic country with the smooth glow of chicago style pop, creating something timeless and gently stirring.

based in nashville, litz draws on a lifetime shaped by gospel, jazz and american songwriting. her vocals carry the emotional honesty of someone who does not force a feeling but lets it speak. the arrangement mirrors that richness: fiddle and mandolin from tim crouch, jeff taylor’s soft piano touch, and steve brewster’s steady drums build an atmosphere that moves easily between pop, country and soul. horns add just a hint of sparkle, like emotion rising at the edge of the mix.

the song reflects on how love chooses you rather than the other way around. it sits in that vulnerable space between letting go and holding on, offering comfort to anyone who has felt the same ache.

thank u for making this dwayna litz 🤍