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Taylor Guitars magazine profiles Beatie Wolfe

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Taylor Guitars magazine profiles Beatie Wolfe

Ben Harper and Beatie Wolfe on the cover of this triannual magazine

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SXSW announce "From Green to Red" session

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SXSW announce "From Green to Red" session

Beatie Wolfe x The Mill share a preview of ‘From Green to Red’ at the world’s leading tech conference

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FAD Magazine on Beatie Wolfe's Barbican Exhibition

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FAD Magazine on Beatie Wolfe's Barbican Exhibition

Fad Magazine managed to track down artist Beatie Wolfe in Los Angeles to ask her some questions about now and the future.

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KeiSie magazine in conversation with Beatie Wolfe

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KeiSie magazine in conversation with Beatie Wolfe

The new digital destination for ethical fashion, health and lifestyle inspiration talk to Beatie Wolfe at her Barbican premiere

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dublab radio presents Beatie Wolfe's new series "Orange Juice for the Ears"

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dublab radio presents Beatie Wolfe's new series "Orange Juice for the Ears"

Listen again to episode 01 on LA’s legendary radio station that airs globally

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Taylor Guitars podcast interviews Beatie Wolfe

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Taylor Guitars podcast interviews Beatie Wolfe

From the Factory Floor: Cameron and Jay from Taylor Guitars hang out with Beatie Wolfe

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Germany's Page magazine features Beatie Wolfe's Raw Space

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Germany's Page magazine features Beatie Wolfe's Raw Space

Germany’s leading design authority features Beatie Wolfe’s latest innovation and design collaboration with Sean Adams

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Lauren Laverne joins as latest Ambassador

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Lauren Laverne joins as latest Ambassador

BBC TV and radio presenter Lauren Laverne join Beatie Wolfe as ambassadors for the Music for Dementia 2020 campaign

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Essentially Pop cover Barely Livings release

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Essentially Pop cover Barely Livings release

Singer-songwriter and artist Beatie Wolfe first came to our attention last year when she held her acclaimed solo-exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Always open to doing things that nobody else has tried before, Beatie has…

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Scope Magazine feature Beatie Wolfe's Barely Living

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Scope Magazine feature Beatie Wolfe's Barely Living

Her first single co-written and produced by multi-platinum producer Linda Perry, the dark Americana track was mixed by Billy Bush of Garbage/Muse and mastered by Emily Lazar, the first female to win a GRAMMY for mastering.

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Californian Blog highlights Barely Living

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Californian Blog highlights Barely Living

Los Angeles, CA. – Pioneering singer-songwriter Beatie Wolfe – an artist who has beamed her music into space, been appointed a UN Women “Impossible to Ignore” global role model…

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Barbican newsletter highlights Beatie Wolfe

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Barbican newsletter highlights Beatie Wolfe

Discover the sounds of the city and beyond... Beatie Wolfe

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LA Times music Editor Craig Marks with Beatie Wolfe, Linda Perry, Jason Flom & Craig Marks

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LA Times music Editor Craig Marks with Beatie Wolfe, Linda Perry, Jason Flom & Craig Marks

Beatie Wolfe’s Barely Living world premiere at the LA Times Festival with Linda Perry and editor Craig Marks

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The Design Podcast on Beatie Wolfe

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The Design Podcast on Beatie Wolfe

"When what you do is what you love it’s just wonderful doing that. I feel very blessed in that way.” That was the start of my conversation with Beatie Wolfe – a musician, storyteller and an innovator.


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Barbican trailer of their documentary on Beatie Wolfe goes live

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Barbican trailer of their documentary on Beatie Wolfe goes live

The documentary and trailer are directed by Ross Harris. The soundtrack to the trailer is 'Barely Living' by Beatie Wolfe that was co-written and produced by Linda Perry

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LA Times Festival with Wolfe, Perry, Brown & Flom

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LA Times Festival with Wolfe, Perry, Brown & Flom

Beatie Wolfe is back at the LA Times' largest festival with We Are Hear's founders Linda Perry & Kerry Brown talking about their release together, joined by Lava Records CEO's Jason Flom and moderated by LA Times Music editor Craig Marks