Her seventh, released in August 2012, "The Angels' Share" which includes "The Edinburgh Suite", was a commissioned work featuring Classic Brit Award winners, the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards and the London Metropolitan Orchestra, recorded in Metropolis Studios, Chiswick, London. A composition from the album was incorporated and choreographed for The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in 2012, and was also broadcast on BBC 1 TV. Phamie's work has been featured on the BBC 4 TV documentary about Royal Scots Dragoon Guards. Phamie has performed around the world on such occasions as the Opening of the fourth session of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh in July 2011, where Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom was present; the Closing Ceremony of the London Olympics 2012 in Scotland House, Pall Mall, London, commissioned by the Scottish Government and Creative Scotland. Phamie has performed for the Dalai Lama; Princess Anne and sang with The St Giles Cathedral Choir for The Order of The Thistle Her Majesty the Queen. She had previously starred in "Tapeire", a sell out show on Broadway, which led to her performing on the "Regis and Kelly Show" in the USA. Phamie has worked and collaborated with many international artists such as Philip Glass (USA), Carlos Núñez (Spain), Marisa Monte (Brasil), Ashley MacIsaac (Canada), and Alan Stivell (France). Phamie was commissioned to write and musically direct the Vox Motus production of "The Infamous Brothers Davenport", which had a run of 32 performances in Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum, Glasgow's Citizen's Theatre and the Eden Court Theatre in Inverness. Phamie is founder and Chief Executive Officer of Wildfire Records and Publishing,  Her piano piece "War Song" has been released on numerous Classic FM/Universal compilation albums and is probably her more famed composition. Her works on piano are regularly given airplay on Classic FM.[3]   She was officially the number one most played Artist in Caffè Nero for over two years. Another commissioned work by Hector Christie was to compose "The Death of Tibbie Tamson" to raise awareness of this Scottish Borders' story. Phamie was the first World Peace Tartan Ambassador promoting peace in the world from the heart of Scotland. She is an ambassador for Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy. In 2010 Phamie organised benefit concert 'A Cry Out for Chile', with the money raised going to the Chilean Red Cross and the Victor Jara Society to help victims of the earth quake and tsunami there.