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."