Beatie Wolfe has been hailed as the definition of a 21st century artist with a truly classic sound, described as “Brilliant” by GQ, “Beautiful” by Monocle and “Profound” by The Times. Beatie's career has taken her from being the artist who pioneered the "World's First" 3D Interactive Album App for her album 8ight - which led to a world tour with Apple - to Official British Ambassador for Creativity & Innovation (Britain is GREAT). While also being PopJam's star musician channel with an audience of half a million kids to Musical Director of a "ground-breaking" (The Independent) new research project looking at the Power of Music for people living with dementia. Beatie's musical mentor is 9-time Grammy Award winner Wynton Marsalis.

Beatie's shows range from venues like Ronnie Scott's, Jazz Café & 606 Club to the Roundhouse, Marquee Club and The Groucho Club, a residency with Punchdrunk in New York to festivals like Secret Garden Party in the UK and Wassaic in the US. Beatie has been invited to present at CeBIT as a 'Leader in Technology,' WIRED's Creative Salon, Royal Institution, Digital Shoreditch and DLD in Munich.

Beatie's music has been described as “Brilliant” GQ, “Beautiful” Monocle, “Revolutionary” MTV, “Terrific” BBC Radio 4, "Profound" The Times, "Exceptionally Talented" The New Yorker and “Innovative” WIRED.

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