The "Romero Britto" NFT visual album collection, available exclusively on YellowHeart, includes ten digital music masterpieces produced by the famous DJ White Shadow. 

Romero Britto X DJ White Shadow

"Genesis" is one of Romero Britto's latest masterpieces, in which he pays homage to Italian artist Michelangelo. By using diamond dust and vibrant colors, Romero takes us back into that magical moment in which God and Adam first made contact, symbolizing the creation of mankind. On the music, Paul Blair says "I wanted to score this piece romantically with a loving and emotional piece of music. To me it's about love, and potentially what happens after love."

Genesis

Romero Britto's "Who Let the Dogs Out" is inspired in a "Friend in Need", by American Artist Cassius Marcellus Coolidge. This fun painting places all seven dogs playing poker in a happier, brighter room, enjoying a Friday night gathering. The twist in this painting...there's a new boss in town! A supporter of progress and equality, Romero swaps one of the characters for a smart and alluring female poodle in red glasses. Watch out, don't stare too long or she'll call your bluff! Paul Blair adds, "I made this one jazzy with a cool vibe - poker, dogs, cigars, boats...jazz! The high life!"

Who Let The Dogs Out

Romero's homage to Leonardo Da Vinci's "Last Supper" comes both as a celebration of his passing and a fun time with friends. Invited by designers Dolce & Gabbana and Guilherme Siqueira to an exclusive gala in 2018 to the Villa where Da Vinci lived for 25 years in Milan, Romero had the opportunity to celebrate and admire the "Last Supper" at the Santa Maria delle Grazie church. While admiring the painting and in conversation with world renowned collector Ezra Nahmad, both discussed how amazing it would be to see Romero's playful and vibrant version of this iconic painting, to which Nahmad suggested he should call it "The First Supper". This is how this fantastic, colorful and dynamic version of this masterpiece came to be. About the music, Paul Blair says, "The music reflects the visual movement of the painting and tells the story that Romero presented visually. To have a classic church organ that brought through emotions of being in a spiritual place and move out into the sunshine and daylight, and then have this extra part come in just felt inspirational and exciting."

First Supper

"Holy Bitcoin!" is a nod from Romero Britto to all the new digital currencies and their place in pop-culture. Inspired by the nature of Bitcoin and its constant fluctuating value, Romero places the coin in the middle of the art, as if it was about the land after a coin toss, but the wings pick up the wind from under it so it doesn't reach the surface, symbolizing its constant shift on the market curve. On the music, Paul Blair adds, "I wanted to make it feel kind of anxious and opulent. The 80s and synthesizers came to mind and the cash machine rolling around and the bitcoin coming in and leaving."

Holy Bitcoin!

Romero Britto pays homage to the enigmatic and iconic painting by Leonardo Da Vinci, "Mona Lisa". Separating himself from Leonardo's renaissance painting style and warm monotone color palette, Romero's version is an explosion of vibrancy and color, emboldened with his signature pop-art style and iconic patterns. Paul Blair says, about the music, "Mona Lisa is so elegant, but she loves grimy music. How embarrassing! If Mona Lisa were alive today, I think that it would be really cool to see her bopping around to this."

Mona Lisa

An advocate and lover of all animals, "Wildlife Alliance" was created by Romero Britto to evoke awareness about animal life and the efforts of conservation communities around the world. The artwork features iconic flora and fauna in Britto's signature colors and patterns, to remind us that we all have a role in saving and protecting all vulnerable species around the globe. Paul adds about the music, "This one is fun and energetic. When I was in Africa, we would take coffee and watch the elephants cross the river. This music is how that would feel to watch them and the sounds the animals would make."

Wildlife Alliance

"Time to Love" is inspired by Salvador Dali's melting clock and his painting "The Persistence of Memory". In contrast with Dali's painting, where the clocks and nature have a dark undertone, Romero Britto sets the clock in the middle of his painting atop of a lush, green, tree with golden sand by a calm sea at night time. The clock in the middle reminds the viewer of the ever ephemeral nature of time, slipping, melting away. The two hearts around it, almost as if holding the clock onto the tree, are a subtle hint that there is always "Time to Love". Paul Blair says, about the music, "I wanted to remind everyone how precious time is. I scored it in an emotional way as the clock decided to melt with the actual physical foley effects of a clock ticking down to nothing, at the end we cycle back to the beginning, and happiness."

Time to Love

Romero Britto finds inspiration in Picasso's famous "Three Musicians" and his signature cubist style. Using vibrant colors, metallic accents and diamond dust, Romero Britto offers his own fun perspective of this art classic in "Spanish Sensation". About the music, Paul Blair says, "This one is very literal for me because it's musical. You look at it and it's three musicians playing, so I took the flute and built the rest around that since the flute would probably be the forefront of the musical piece if you walked in to see that play."

Spanish Sensation

"Lucas Vidal's Wild Ride to the Far Side" is a brand new painting by Romero Britto created specially for this album. This animated NFT comes with a redeemable digital download of all ten previously unreleased musical soundscapes composed by DJ White Shadow, created specifically for this NFT collection.

Lucas Vidal's Wild Ride to the Far Side

This magnificent piece captures and combines some of Romero Britto's most iconic characters and symbols throughout his career as an artist. The rays of the warm sun connect the playful animals with the lush green foliage alongside two loving humans enjoying nature, all in perfect harmony. Paul Blair says on the music, "If i were standing by a river watching these animals pop up at me, it would be the most magical thing ever! This is a combination of the sounds that i thought the animals would make and my feelings watching the animals do their thing in nature." *A portion of this sale will be donated to St. Jude Children's Hospital

Nature In Harmony

*A portion of this sale will be donated to St. Jude Children's Hospital

"Tonight on the Beach" is dedicated the vivacious culture of South Beach in Miami, Florida. The ocean front cafe's, the palm trees, champagne, technology and the beautiful company of interesting people from all over the globe. All in perfect synergy, smiling, enjoying the warm weather and shimmery sand at night time. Paul Blair adds, "As a fan of music, my favorite music at a party is always disco. Tonight on the Beach is how i do a modern twist on a party on a beach, and a disco. This is a party I would want to attend." *A portion of this sale will be donated to St. Jude Children's Hospital