Watch Beatie Wolfe 'Social Innovation Summit' Lecture
The Independent profile on Wolfe
Wired.com on Beatie Wolfe's talk at Wired's Next Generation
Mark Ellen (Q/Mojo Magazine) on Beatie Wolfe
Donna Germany Features Beatie Wolfe
BBC Radio 4 interviews Beatie Wolfe
Keynote at DLD Summer 15 (Munich)
Virgin on Beatie Wolfe's Power of Music and Dementia Study
Ham and High on Beatie Wolfe Dementia Work
The Times featured Beatie Wolfe on Page 3
"Listening to new music improves memory of dementia patients" The Times
Art: The Montagu Square Album Jacket - Fashioning Music Into Art: A Truly Tailored Album Release
The Montagu Square Musical Jacket is a reimagining of the record jacket and a truly tailored album release for the 21st century. Wolfe recorded her second album Montagu Square in the former home of Hendrix, McCartney, Ringo, Lennon & Yoko Ono, and in the room where Hendrix wrote ‘The Wind Cries Mary’ and McCartney penned ‘Eleanor Rigby’. This live recording was then translated (complete with its ambient sound, resonance of the room and audience applause) into a woven fabric by textiles artist BeatWoven and cut by tailor Mr Fish – who dressed Hendrix, Jagger and Bowie – into the first Musical Jacket of its kind. The Jacket has also been NFC-enabled, allowing people to hear the music of Montagu Square by tapping their phone onto the fabric. Wolfe saw the Montagu Square wearable album jacket as a truly tailored album release for the 21st Century.
