Little Barrie
Little Barrie: The Band Behind the "Better Call Saul" Theme
Little Barrie, a London-based rock band, has gained widespread recognition for their captivating sound, which seamlessly blends psychedelic rock, blues, and funk influences. Their distinctive style has earned them a dedicated following and collaborations with renowned artists.
Origins and Influences:
Formed in 2002, Little Barrie consists of guitarist and vocalist Barrie Cadogan, bassist Lewis Wharton, and drummer Virgil Howe. Cadogan's eclectic influences, ranging from Jimi Hendrix to Derek and the Dominoes, form the foundation of the band's sonic tapestry.
Breakthrough and Recognition:
In 2015, Little Barrie's fortunes took a dramatic turn when their song "Better Call Saul" was selected as the theme song for the critically acclaimed AMC series of the same name. The show's massive popularity catapulted the band into the spotlight, introducing their music to a global audience.
Controversy and Challenges:
Despite their newfound fame, Little Barrie has faced its share of challenges. In 2017, a dispute with their former label, Rough Trade Records, resulted in the cancellation of a planned album release. However, the band persevered and ultimately released the album, "Death Express," on their own label.
Discography:
Little Barrie's discography consists of four studio albums:
* "We Are Little Barrie" (2005)
* "Stand Your Ground" (2009)
* "King of the Waves" (2014)
* "Death Express" (2017)
Members:
* Barrie Cadogan - Guitar, Vocals
* Lewis Wharton - Bass
* Virgil Howe - Drums
Current Status:
Little Barrie continues to tour and perform, captivating audiences with their infectious live shows. They have collaborated with artists such as the Rolling Stones, Iggy Pop, and Billy Gibbons. The band's unique blend of psychedelic and blues-infused rock remains a testament to their enduring musical passion.
Little Barrie, a London-based rock band, has gained widespread recognition for their captivating sound, which seamlessly blends psychedelic rock, blues, and funk influences. Their distinctive style has earned them a dedicated following and collaborations with renowned artists.
Origins and Influences:
Formed in 2002, Little Barrie consists of guitarist and vocalist Barrie Cadogan, bassist Lewis Wharton, and drummer Virgil Howe. Cadogan's eclectic influences, ranging from Jimi Hendrix to Derek and the Dominoes, form the foundation of the band's sonic tapestry.
Breakthrough and Recognition:
In 2015, Little Barrie's fortunes took a dramatic turn when their song "Better Call Saul" was selected as the theme song for the critically acclaimed AMC series of the same name. The show's massive popularity catapulted the band into the spotlight, introducing their music to a global audience.
Controversy and Challenges:
Despite their newfound fame, Little Barrie has faced its share of challenges. In 2017, a dispute with their former label, Rough Trade Records, resulted in the cancellation of a planned album release. However, the band persevered and ultimately released the album, "Death Express," on their own label.
Discography:
Little Barrie's discography consists of four studio albums:
* "We Are Little Barrie" (2005)
* "Stand Your Ground" (2009)
* "King of the Waves" (2014)
* "Death Express" (2017)
Members:
* Barrie Cadogan - Guitar, Vocals
* Lewis Wharton - Bass
* Virgil Howe - Drums
Current Status:
Little Barrie continues to tour and perform, captivating audiences with their infectious live shows. They have collaborated with artists such as the Rolling Stones, Iggy Pop, and Billy Gibbons. The band's unique blend of psychedelic and blues-infused rock remains a testament to their enduring musical passion.