Oct 15, 2026
High Style Fine Art & Design has updated its Art That Sings collection of multimedia art and music prints for interior designers in Canada. Each limited-edition print by Tami-Jo includes an original song written for the painting.

Lacombe, Canada, October 15, 2026 /PressCable/ -- High Style Fine Art & Design has updated its Art That Sings collection for interior designers who source artwork for client homes across Canada. The limited-edition fine art prints are paintings by Alberta artist Tami-Jo, and each comes with a downloadable or streamable song composed for that piece.
Details on the collection are available at https://www.highstyle.ca/fineart
The updated collection from High Style Fine Art & Design comes as more buyers look for art with a personal story behind it. In the Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting 2025, which gathered responses from 3,100 high-net-worth collectors, younger buyers collected across a wider range of fine art mediums and tied their purchases more closely to personal experience. For a professional designer choosing the main piece for a living room or home office, a print with its own song is one way to give a client that kind of connection.
Each pairing begins with a finished painting by Tami-Jo. Robert Payne of RHP Audio Studio then writes and produces an interpretive song for that painting, taking his cues from its mood and subject. Tami-Jo and Robert built the collection around the idea of paintings that sing, giving people artwork they can look at and listen to at the same time.
The first release of Art That Sings is anchored by “Just Breathe,” which gives designers a practical place to begin. In a client presentation, for instance, the print can be shown while its song plays, so the client can hear and see the piece before deciding.
Prints are produced to gallery quality and sold in two formats. A framed gallery wrap is ready to hang, while an unframed print can go to a framer and be finished to suit a particular room. The songs are delivered digitally, so buyers can play them through a home speaker system or save them to their music library.
The collection is open to buyers across Canada, with a focus on collectors, gift buyers, and interior designers in Western Canada, close to the studio’s base in Lacombe, Alberta.
Further information is available at https://www.rhpaudiostudio.com/.
Contact Info:
Name: Tami-Jo
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Organization: High Style Fine Art & Design
Address: 70 Ranchers Close, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 0K1, Canada
Phone: +1-403-505-2217
Website: https://www.highstyle.ca/fineart
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89206260
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