Maltha wrote "Creeping in My Soul" with fellow composer Anthony Lledo and produced the track with Eddie Simonsen and musician Kasper Søderlund.

Riding on this success, Maltha, Søderlund and Simonsen went on to produce the tracks "Face Me" and "Gravity Hurts" with established Danish singer Niels Brinck for the campaigns of Bionicle's 2007 Mahri and 2008 Phantoka waves, respectively.

Cryoshell was released on June 7, 2010, solely in Scandinavia due to difficulties in securing an international distribution, but slowly became available overseas over the next two years.

In her place, Tine Midtgaard, a runner-up on the Danish incarnation of the talent show The X Factor, provided vocals for two new recordings – "Breakout" and a remix of "Gravity Hurts" – the former of which received a single release in December 2012.

When Lorentzen rejoined, it was stated that both songs would be included as bonus tracks on an international reissue of Cryoshell's debut album under Greek record label The Leaders.

In February 2015, concept artist Christian Faber confirmed that Cryoshell would produce the soundtrack for Rebel Nature, a multimedia project that he is currently developing.