Beatrice Muniu’s songs plainly echo from her homeland, Africa. She was raised in a Christian family with music at its heart.

In 2001, God opened an opportunity for Beatrice to record her music. This took two years which resulted in Beatrice’s faith vision, her first CD, ‘New Beginnings’.

The first song on the album, also the very first to be recorded was ‘Muti-ini’, a song reflecting that at the tree, the foot of the cross, we must patiently keep our faith until we meet with Jesus.
When she sings in Swahili, Beatrice's powerful voice is at times reminiscent of Angelique Kidjo or a young Miriam Makeba.

Beatrice has performed alongside Ron Kenoly, Sonnie Badu, Muyia and Riversongz at various concerts in June, 2009 in the UK. In fact, her achievement in the Gospel music contributed to her nomination for best female Artist’ at ‘Talanta Africa Awards’ 2009, held in Atlanta Georgia in November; also nominated for the African Music Awards (2010) in London, UK.

Beatrice has travelled around London and other Places around the UK, Africa and and USA. She also featured at the Greenbelt Festival 2003 (August) which is a major annual international event held at Cheltenham Racecourse in Gloucester.

Beatrice music continues to bless many in concerts, conferences, charity events and many more in the UK and America.

It is Beatrice’s desire to see her songs touching hearts and lives to the glory of God; that people might be blessed, encouraged and healed through her music and that they in turn might give glory to the One who determines our destiny and inspires us all.