Hello Sister announces that they have released their first ever NFT (non-fungible token) in the form of a Limited Edition remix of their hit song “Wave of LOVE” available now on Rarible.com (https://bit.ly/397lfdJ). The pop rock group from Orlando, Florida is made up of three sisters Grace, Gabriella and Scarlett Mason ages 12-15, making them the youngest music artists known to release an NFT. The NFT will be sold at auction with 25 first edition tokens starting at $50 USD each. They will be available with the cryptocurrency price of .03 ETH (Ethereum).
“We are super excited to be a part of the NFT movement. As young music artists, we find it so cool that this new form of art exists. We are humbled to be a part of it at such a young age,” said the sisters.
The collectible digital asset of their pop anthem, penned by their father, Pop and R&B songwriter Tim Mason over 20 years ago, has been given a fresh makeover by the teen group, but the catchy tune underscores a timeless message – “let’s ride this wave of love…one smile can change everything.” The multi-talented girls are all musicians and songwriters with a strong following on several social media platforms, and fans are widely sharing their #waveofLOVE hashtag.
A portion of the proceeds from the initial sale of the “Wave of LOVE” NFT will be donated to a local animal shelter. “We really wanted to provide something super special for our fans. And the idea of donating to a shelter was a great way for us to help animals,” the group said.
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