LIMITED PRINTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE HERE
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Celebrated artist Daniel Merac and pioneering musical act Tedeschi Trucks Band have teamed up for a limited-edition art collaboration. Only 250 prints of each size will be available.
Proceeds benefit Backline and Sweet Relief, charities supporting the mental health of music industry professionals.
The link to buy drops Monday, Nov 23. Sign up below for the link.
Sign up with your email and your mobile number.
On Monday, Nov 23rd you will receive a link to a purchase page.
You will be able to purchase a limited edition framed print.
Prints will sell out quickly, so be ready.
We have a very special treat for you, our fans, designed to fill your homes with light and love as 2020 comes to a close. We’ve collaborated with the wonderful artist Daniel Merac on an incredible piece of art inspired by the harmony between nature and music, and our shared love of the swamp.
Limited-edition framed and unframed prints will be on sale beginning this Monday, November 23rd beginning at $60 and proceeds will benefit Backline and Sweet Relief - two charities that prioritize mental health and relief efforts in the music industry.
These pieces will sell out very quickly.
It’s a work in progress. The piece will be completed and revealed on Wednesday, December 2nd. Pop Domo, Tedeschi Trucks Band, and Daniel Merac felt that supporting these causes was too urgent to wait for the piece to be finished. Plus, we think the mystery is kind of fun.
Tedeschi Trucks Band is led by the axe-wielding husband-and-wife duo Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks -- is a 12-piece ensemble of road warriors who bring fans incredible recorded and live music. Their seamless, cover-rich meld of genres (blues, soul, gospel, rock, jazz, R&B) has endeared them to audiences across the musical spectrum as well as the globe.
Daniel Merac is an artist, photographer, and industrial designer from Cali – Colombia, whose art is closely connected to nature, mysticism, environmental awareness, emotions, and symbolism. After having achieved his industrial design degree, he specialized in drawing bird species, botany, and every other element from nature with his intricate and heartfelt fusion of fine art and illustration.