Hayley Moss is a Film and Tv Composer, Producer and Electronic Music artist.   
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As bios go, this one is pretty difficult to write because what do you say about a group shrouded in anonymity? The Underground Ensemble hail from London. That much we do know. Rumour has it they spent their former years as your average superhero sidekicks until the day they realised they had a bigger purpose in life: to create a superhero soundtrack.

Ask Melissa Hollick, featured vocalist on 'Broken Wings' and 'Ethereal', and she'll tell you about cryptic calls and midnight messages requesting her angelic voice. Ask July Jones, singer on 'Women Wonder Why', about The Underground Ensemble. She'll tell you her only contact was with the EP's producers, Two Twenty Two Music, who had one simple instruction: power.

"Who are The Underground Ensemble? We don't know," says producer, Tom Nettleship. "We reckon they travel around London jam nights in hoods, meeting at disused tube stations in candlelight - lots of great acoustics down there, apparently."

There's a distinctively Bristolian sound, reminiscent of Massive Attack and Portishead but in a more contemporary setting - Submotion Orchestra meets Florence and the Machine. The Underground Ensemble fit comfortably in the cinematic soundscape movement, making it easy to imagine their orchestration, synths and amphonic textures accompanying Lorde's next venture into film trailers.

The Ultimate Party Band

Specialising in guilty pleasures, one-hit wonders and diamonds in the rough, this eight-piece band from London are guaranteed to get you rocking out.

Former Composer @ Hypixel Studios

This soundcloud is kind of a mixed bag.

Alex Baranowski is a composer based in London, and a graduate of Paul McCartney’s LIPA.

He was nominated for a Tony award for The Cripple of Inishmaan on Broadway (working with Michael Grandage and Martin McDonagh); won a Music + Sound Award for his score to BAFTA nominated film McCullin; and his ballet adaption of 1984 for Northern Ballet recently won the prestigious South Bank Award for dance after a sold out run at Sadler’s Wells.

He is presently working on a number of film projects and completing his first album.

British post-classical composer, producer and pianist Derek Kirkup is a graduate of the UK’s Academy of Contemporary Music, a foundation that kick-started his career in songwriting before invitations to score for film soon came in.

He scored interactive feature Olive Green (2014) which picked-up the Gold World medal at New York Festivals TV and Film awards in competition with HBO’s Game of Thrones’ spin-off web series. 2016 saw a collaboration with writer/director Carl Mackenzie on the acclaimed short The Interrogation of Olivia Donovan. Successes that increased demand for Kirkup’s scores and continued the flow of awards.

His most recent feature score for James Webber’s multi-award-winning Sorority (2022) starring Kate Dickie and Sophie Kennedy Clark, saw him pick-up the Alan Parsons Award for Best Original Score at the Scotland International Festival of Cinema.

Kirkup’s skilful eclecticism is on show in his latest and very different score for Director Giles Buchanan’s horror short Terror, which has recently embarked on a festival run.

Kirkup has just completed an engaging collection of piano-based electronica, ‘Hauntings’, set for release in March 2024.

Composers for film, documentary and media in the heart of London

Our new album 'No One Else Can Wear Your Crown' is out now!

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