Rivers Grayson’s track
“So Much Time” from his EP Vignettes is a stunning reflection on the passage of time, regret, and the vulnerability of self-awareness. Featured on our
Seasonal Depression playlist, it’s a hauntingly beautiful piece that lingers long after the final note.
The song opens with a delicate acoustic guitar and Grayson’s calm, introspective vocals. His lyrics tackle the fleeting nature of time and the unfulfilled dreams that often accompany growing older. The repeated line,
“So much time is going by and I’m tired of acting like I don’t mind,” encapsulates the tension between acceptance and resistance, urging listeners to reflect on their own lives. Grayson’s honest confrontation with aging, despite the fear it brings, makes the song profoundly relatable.
As the track progresses, a steady train beat on the drums and textured strings add warmth and depth, elevating the emotional resonance. Layers of reverb-soaked vocals enrich the soundscape, amplifying the song’s bittersweet tone. Grayson’s frustration with time’s relentless march is palpable, his words cutting through the lush production like a poignant lament.
The production is flawless, the songwriting is heartfelt, and Grayson’s performance is captivating.
“So Much Time” is a masterclass in balancing melancholy with melodic beauty, leaving listeners in a contemplative, somber state.
Grayson has delivered a track that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Listen to “So Much Time” here and let it carry you through your own reflections on life’s fleeting moments.
