Produced by Andre Hoth and Nikki Forova Finished in March of 2010 Thanks to everyone who contributed with this wonderful work of art! See Nikki describing her album and credits below. "Passionate composer and songwriter Nikki Forova writes about simple and forgotten truths and the beauties of life. Her music is able to provoke individuals to seek true spirituality within themselves by reaching out beyond social norms or media conditioning." - Santa Monica Observer To me, this album is a musical and lyrical expression about human nature, love, and universal balance the way I perceive it. Contrast, dynamics, breath, growth, dance-like elements and wide spectrum of emotional colors, light and dark stories are in the songwriting and the "orchestration" of "Revving Wings." This album is expressed by traditional pop/rock instruments such as piano, guitar, drums, bass. I also wanted to use strings in the way they are used in the motion pictures - I had to have a movie feel since every song here is a story, and film music so capably carries a listener into any emotion, feeling, life situation and makes it feel extremely real that you forget who you are, where you're from and what time it is at that moment! Interwoven in between all of that are my favorite uniquely expressive folk instruments: Russian Balalaika, Chinese Erhu, and Accordion. Electronic elements emerge here and there throughout this work. The instruments explore in traditional and non-traditional ways - I wanted to