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About Us

The Sunday Club is a Music Management, Consultancy and Supervision company.

Founded in 2003, by Mike Gillespie, The Sunday Club is an Artist and Music Management & Consultancy business, and a Music Supervision company. 

Our current management roster includes Underworld (inc. Karl Hyde and Rick Smith), Matthew Herbert and These Ghosts and over the years have provided consultancy services to artists including Lemon Jelly and The Orb.

As Music Supervisors, we have worked on Film, TV and Theatre soundtracks for, among others, Oscar and BAFTA award-winning directors Anthony Minghella and Danny Boyle. In 2012 we supervised the music for the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

The Sunday Club is based in London EC1 and you can contact us here.

Our Clients and Projects

Who we work with and what we do

Underworld
Matthew Herbert
These Ghosts

Music Supervision

Underworld

Rick Smith & Karl Hyde have recorded 9 albums together as Underworld, scored film and theatre pieces for Academy Award winning directors Anthony Minghella and Danny Boyle, and spent the last 20 years touring their now legendary live show.

At the end of 2010 they were enlisted to create the sound and music scores for the Royal National Theatres’ production of “Frankenstein” (dir. Danny Boyle) which opened to critical acclaim February 2011, their score being nominated for an Olivier Award. In the same year, they also provided the score for the National Theatre of Scotland and Frantic Assembly’s award-winning “Beautiful Burnout”. Karl Hyde’s first solo painting exhibition titled “What’s Going On In Your Head When You’re Dancing” opened in Tokyo in August 2010 and London in July 2012, accompanied by an audio installation piece by Rick Smith.

In 2011, Rick Smith was appointed Music Director for the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games. 

The remainder of 2012 and 2013 saw Rick and Karl pursuing a number of personal projects: Rick scoring "Trance" (for 20th Century Fox) and "Babylon" (for Channel 4); Karl releasing his first solo album "Edgeland" in 2013 followed by a duo of albums with longtime collaborator Brian Eno ("Someday World" and "Highlife").

In 2014, Underworld's landmark album "dubnobasswithmyheadman" reached it's 20th anniversary, which was celebrated by a remastered re-issue edition and one-off performance at Royal Festival Hall in October. Rick and Karl are currently in the studio recording new Underworld material and designing a new live show for 2015.

Matthew Herbert

Matthew Herbert is a prolific and accomplished musician whose range of works extends from numerous albums (including the much-celebrated bodily functions) to Ivor Novello nominated film scores (life in a day) as well as music for theatre, TV, games and radio. He has performed as all round the world from the Sydney opera house to the Hollywood Bowl.

He has remixed iconic artists including Quincy Jones, Serge Gainsbourg and Ennio Morricone and worked with musical acts as diverse as Bjork and Dizzee Rascal. He has produced other artists such as Roisin Murphy, The Invisible, Micachu and Merz and released some of these works alongside others on his own label - Accidental Records. Other collaborators include chef Heston Blumenthal, playwright Caryl Churchill and writer Will Self, but he is most known for working with sound, turning ordinary or so called found sound in to electronic music.

His 2012 album ONE PIG followed the life of a pig from birth to plate and beyond and his most recent acclaimed work THE END OF SILENCE was made out of just one 10 second recording of a bomb exploding in Libya.

He is relaunching an online Museum of Sound and is the creative director of the new Radiophonic Workshop. His debut play, as a writer/director, The HUSH, opened at the National Theatre in 2013 and his opera The Crackle opened at the Royal Opera House in April 2014. He is an honorary fellow at the University of Kent.

www.matthewherbert.com
www.accidentalrecords.com

These Ghosts

"These Ghosts construct meditative, introspective guitar music, delivered in a forward thinking yet immediate fashion. There's a velvet lustre to their songwriting, a quiet, patient intensity which recalls Radiohead's fusion of splintered guitars and electronics."  
Clash Magazine

Album: "Still the Waves” (iTunes / Spotify)

Singles: Coat Of Feathers & Where Two Line Meet 

Produced by Matthew Herbert and Jonny Cole
Released on NX records (a collaboration between Accidental Records & Goldsmiths College)

Music Supervision

Music for Film, Television and Theatre

London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony
(dir. Danny Boyle)

Frankenstein @ National Theatre
(dir. Danny Boyle)

Eric & Ernie
(dir. Jonny Campbell)

No.1 Ladies’ Detective Agency
(dir. Anthony Minghella, Charles Sturridge, Tim Fywell)

Breaking & Entering
(dir. Anthony Minghella)

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