This would be ideal for wide cinematic shots and drone landscape photography.

Mitty

B-MONO 
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@stripped.digital 
@soundonsea



B-MONO (Brad Acton) was lucky enough to get his grubby little hands on a set of belt drive decks & a mixer at a very early age but it didn’t take him long to realise that the world and his wife could mix two tracks together but not everybody could produce.
Although he loved to DJ (eventually going on to play at Ministry, Lightbar, Aquarium, Opium Lounge, to name a few)
he knew production was where his heart laid.
He collected up any birthday money he got & bought samplers & mixers, made hip-hop pause tapes & collected samples.

It was after a chance meeting at The Southcoast Weekender with Lee Gardner that things really got moving. Lee & Brad explored their way through a whole host of analog out board gear & went on to have a distribution deal with Essential Direct which sold over a thousand white label’s & later went on to be featured in Notion magazine.

Shortly after, a night out with friends resulted in another chance meeting with Daniel (Cultural Vibes, Garage Nation, Inspiration) it turns out they went to the same school & had loads in common.
They hit the studio straight away & could often be seen dj’ing together from london to Southend.
They went on to form Bi>Polar and released tracks on, Influential House, Freaky Disco & Stripped Digital (a track from which Sasha played at ‘Matter’ in London & on the Ibiza Sounds Podcast)
They played a live PA at the Royal Hotel Ballroom as part of Daniels residency (which once had Stephan Bodzin down to party, Brad did the live recording!)
Brad later went on to help Daniel set up the world renowned, underground party, Cerca Trova. His events with co collaborator Rosko (Fuse/XL).

After years of ups and downs, ins and outs, they are back together once again as B-MONO and ::Daniel UK:: and have current record deals with Voodoo and Prayers, Music Related and Sound On Sea with on going talks with WhoYoStro and PIV records, the futures looking very bright indeed.