Gravity Freeze is the other side of the same coin in the same time frame as Electric War. Both albums were recorded simultaneously with Gravity Freeze featuring Tony Coote in the drum seat. The songs were written and recorded in the same time period, but there were songs that fell more naturally into “Little Barrie” with Gravity Freeze having a more song-based approach with a direct link to rhythm and blues whereas Electric War was more experimental.    
 
Barrie had previously worked with producer Rupert Lyddon on various soundtrack and film projects including the documentary soundtrack for Dogs On The Streets and Barrie’s musical performances on Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis Movie and Scott Derrickson’s The Black Phone.    

This is the first Little Barrie album since the tragic passing of Virgil Howe in 2017.