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Dreaming in Real TIme by David Modica David Modica : Dreaming in Real TIme.
 Layers of lush acoustic guitar.

Dreaming In Real Time, by David Modica is a transcendent expression of acoustic and electric guitar melodies which will leave any listener feeling as though they've just taken an expansive supernatural journey that exists only as a result of a direct outpouring of inspiration. This album collection is a rebirth of David's original signature talents joined with a new awakening and appreciation for this latest inspirational space in which to write.

Dreaming In Real Time, the title track, starts the listener off in a peaceful and sublime movement of tranquility and wonder. Here, the journey begins.

Castle In The Air was written as a beautiful expression of a life's dream unfolding as a result of living authentically, feet planted firmly on solid ground created from up above.

Acquiescence was written with a capacity of understanding the act of silent agreement, which in turns surpasses all understanding of the one who loves us the most.

Sanguinity and Temporary Significance are spirit-filled in the sense that they both elicit a mystical anticipation of unearthly cheerfulness.

Wandering Pilgrimage is a charming interpretation as if one's soul knows and has known all along it was meant to travel this very pilgrimage till now, and now a new path begins, leaving behind the old.

Alone But Not Alone captures the idea that we are truly walking hand in hand, heart in heart, breath in breath with the one true giver of life, who is life and is the beginning, the middle, and the end, and the end is infinite.

Songs:

1. Dreaming in Real Time
2. Castle in the Air
3. Acquiescence
4. Sanguinity
5. Temporary Significance
6. Wandering Pilgrimage
7. Alone But Not Alone

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Release date: 04/20/2016
David Modica lives in Oregon USA

Tagged as: New Age, Inspirational, Instrumental New Age, Acoustic Guitar, Daydreaming, Electric Guitar

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