Dwayna Litz is an American singer, songwriter, author and speaker. She was called an “Artist to Watch” by Spin Magazine in 2025 with her single “Stayin’ Gone.” Her first cut as a songwriter was with Patti LaBelle on her Grammy nominated Gold “Flame” album for a song she penned called, “Let Me Be There for You.” Dwayna recorded her “Counting Your Blessings” album with a full orchestra of new renditions of the Great American Songbook and was the last to record at Tony Bennett’s studio before it closed in Englewood, NJ. Her music is published with Universal Music, Spirit Music Group and her own publishing company, Litz Music. With elements of country, rock, pop, Jazz, bluegrass and Gospel, Dwayna has a sound all her own.
“America Come Home” is a plea– THIS song was written as a tribute to the America we used to have– before the rise of shootings and so many crimes against humanity happening domestically–for the United States to become more united and less divided, one person at a time. “America Come Home” is for the best of Americans—no matter the political party or race or religion, for us to come together in more respect and love for one another.
“America Come Home” debuted last month on the MMD College Radio Charts at #12 and continues to be played on non-commercial, community-owned FM stations throughout the USA. All proceeds go to help underprivileged children and teens raised in crime filled areas of America.
(Caveat: Dwayna’s next single—soon to come for Spotify, FM Stations and Sirius– is a song she wrote last month called “My People,” dedicated to Minneapolis and the memory of Rob Reiner, about being on the side of love in a land so divided).
“America Come Home”
Dwayna Litz
(Litz Music/ASCAP)
Acoustic Guitars, Fiddle: Tim Crouch/Piano: Jeff Taylor/Drums: Steve Brewster/ Electric Guitar: James Mitchell/ Electric Bass: Duncan Mullins/ Background vocals by Nathan and Suzanne Young/ Produced by Tim Crouch and Dwayna Litz/ Recorded at Ronnie’s Place on Music Row/ Recording Engineer: Nick Autry/Mixed by Billy Decker/ Graphics by Matthew Perkins at nSPIRE
