Fatboy Slim and The Cure to auction signed charity artwork

Hove DJ Fatboy Slim has signed a limited-edition artwork, created from the soundwaves of his hit single Praise You, in support of music therapy charity, Nordoff Robins.

Last year I signed limited edition art from @Soundwaves_Art created by coloring & shaping the sound waves of "Praise You" to support the work of @NordoffRobbins1. Only a handful left so we're re-releasing them for the charity who need it! Get yours here: https://t.co/RbORtzlhBr pic.twitter.com/JUJEHGf3CB

— Fatboy Slim (@FatboySlim) November 26, 2020

Meanwhile Crawley band, The Cure, are to auction a collection of prints created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their 11th studio album, Bloodflowers.

Each piece has been signed by lead singer, Robert Smith, with all the profits raised going to Oxfam.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Bloodflowers" we have teamed up @SoundwavesArt to bring you a very limited collection of artwork created from the audio of "Out Of This World". Every artwork is hand signed by Robert Smith to support Oxfam America: https://t.co/pgQx8Qzhbk pic.twitter.com/Oa5WBvXgmT

— The Cure (@thecure) November 26, 2020

Artwork by Coldplay and heavy metal band Iron Maiden are also part of the auction.

Soundwaves Art Foundation is a non-profit organisation founded 13 years ago by artist, Tim Wakefield.

The organisation produces limited edition artwork, which is created by shaping and colouring sound waves generated in the studio during recording.

The prints are then signed by the collaborating musicians and sold on to benefit charities around the world.

Previously, the foundation has worked with the likes of Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney, Muse, Arctic Monkeys, The Clash, George Michael and many more.

For more information visit https://soundwavesartfoundation.com/