Raw Space

The Third Album from Beatie Wolfe

Release Date - May 5th 2017

Beatie Wolfe's third album Raw Space was released as the world's first live 360˚ AR album stream from the quietest room on earth, the Bell Labs anechoic chamber. This enhanced streaming format was pioneered by Wolfe as a way of recapturing some of the old-school magic of music, and celebrating the album's artwork and story in the listening process. The music of Raw Space has been described as "raw, honest" yet "deceptively complex" with the opening track, 'Little Moth', written in tribute to Elliott Smith.

Delicious
— BBC Radio 4
Breathtaking
— New York Times
Enchanting
— New Scientist

album Credits

Songwriter, Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Mixed By, Co-producer – Beatie Wolfe
Co-producer, Electric Piano, Engineer, Mixed By – Tom Loffman
Musical Advisor - Rachel Black
Electric Bass, Double Bass – Yaron Stavi
Drums – Adam Hayes
Guitar - Roi Erez
Violin, Viola – Corinna Hentschel
Cello – Gillian Wood
Mastered By – Ed Woods

Distributed By – AWAL (Kobalt)
Copyright (c) – Beatie Wolfe
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Beatie Wolfe
Recorded At – NUA Studios
Album Artwork - Emily Gobeille
Album Photography - Stu Nicholls
Published By – Beatie Wolfe

 

Release Date - May 5th 2017

Album Tracks

Side A

Side B

Montagu Square

Montagu Square

Beatie Wolfe’s second album Montagu Square was recorded at 34 Montagu Square - the former home and secret studio of Hendrix, Ringo, McCartney, Lennon & Yoko Ono - and in the room where McCartney wrote ‘Eleanor Rigby’ and Hendrix penned ‘The Wind Cries Mary’. The music of Montagu Square has been described as "tender and confident" (Independent) beautiful chamber pop, reflecting the spirit of the flat's inhabitants, with 'Take Me Home' (a William Blake inspired love ballad) being a standout

8ight

8ight

Beatie Wolfe's debut album 8ight was released as the 'World's First' 3D Interactive Album App, which led to a global tour with Apple and marked the songwriter's first successful musical innovation. 8ight features 4 songs of light, 4 of dark, which touch upon the poetry and tragedy of relationships and stand as infinite love songs, expressed poignantly in 'Beautiful Affair', a song about missed opportunities: "Life can sober up this love, life looks tiny from above."