Mark Griffin's Taking Over My Mind has an easy way of getting trapped in your mind. It seems like a discussion you did not know you needed. The song is a bit slow, and never rushes, but it has a lot to say.
His guitar plays a consistent beat that's easy to listen to and understand. When they do show up, the harmonica adds some rays of sunshine to the song. Mark Griffin's vocals are all natural. No special effects, just his voice as it tells the story.
The moments when love entered my life unexpectedly came to mind. The times when I didn't need to look for anything and all of a sudden, it was different. This song reminds me of that feeling when something good happens, the surprise and the thank you. Made me think about my own history.
The music is subtle and gradual, in small increments that you'll see over time. It becomes stronger, it doesn't need to be dramatic. Mark Griffin allows the song to speak for itself and doesn't intrude. That's the key to making it stick in your mind.
Mark Griffin has written Taking Over My Mind based on reality. The Perth musician's songs are honest and real, using his personal life as inspiration. This is one of those times when you meet the right person at the wrong time. What he says is true.
Some songs give you ideas about the things that matter in relationships. This is one of these songs. It brings to my mind the idea of love being subtle and significant when you least expect it and that's fine. Mark Griffin brings these common emotions to life.
His work is very quiet and gradually builds upon you. Taking Over My Mind leaves you with a warm feeling and a sense of hope. It's a song that will fit into your life without being forced. Mark Griffin has created something honest, something people can relate with. Just feels good to hear.
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