We are pleased to announce the signing of Little Barrie to an exclusive worldwide deal - a big thank you to Music Week for featuring the signing! 

"The deal includes a range of works in the Little Barrie catalogue comprising six studio albums to date – the most recent being Quatermass 7 featuring Malcolm Catto – as well as future works already written, recorded and yet to be released.

While frontman Barrie Cadogan and bassist Lewis Wharton have been a consistent presence, the band’s line-up and sound has evolved over the years, with writing credits spread across all members.

There is also an extensive TV and film portfolio, including the Better Call Saul main title theme, which won three ASCAP Awards).

Other media highlights include Cadogan composing the soundtrack to the documentary Year Of The Dog; Little Barrie providing the theme tune to Sirens (Surf Hell); placements in films such as Term Life and Fathers And Daughters, plus US TV hits Outer Banks, Reservation Dogs, Shameless and Brooklyn 99; video game features for Rocksmith and Baller Beats; and a range of advertising placements for Nissan, Ralph Lauren, Nokia, Rimmel and Marks & Spencer.

Cadogan has also contributed to music for Hollywood releases such as Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis, The Black Phone (with Anton Newcombe) and BBC drama Peaky Blinders.

Co-writing credits to date include artists such as The The, Steve Mason, Shawn Lee, Project Gemini, French singer and actress Mareva Galanter and Champyun Clouds, as well as heavily synced track Tchiki, Tchiki, Tchiki by Make The Girl Dance, which has already grossed in excess of a million dollars in sync fees."...Read More