Chris MiMo head resident dj and founder of one of London's most historic club nights MiMo.

Chris MiMo has been part of the fabric of the London's House music scene since 2004, being responsible for many of the popular parties throughout clubland. Chris, one of London’s most respected House dj’s, also known for his crowd pleasing ‘MiMo’ parties alongside his unique, uplifting underground sounds.

Chris has always been at the forefront of the London house scene since 2004 as a ‘Pacha London’ resident. He has been a regular guest and resident at London’s most popular venues including ‘Turnmills’, ‘The Cross’, ‘Ministry of Sound’, ‘Cable’, ‘Egg’ and ‘East Village’ to name a few. 

His popularity has secured him bookings in clubs and festivals up and down the country, including ‘Sankeys’ in Manchester and the legendary ‘Back to Basics’ in Leeds. Chris performed for four years running at the ‘Creamfields’ festival, highlighted by closing the festival on the Cream Residents Stage.

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After 30 years of djing, im now going to have a go at producing

Richard Baldwin, aka Stakkr, has been writing, producing and remixing music for over a decade, developing a signature cinematic, synthwave style along the way. 

Between 2010 and 2013, he gigged extensively, co-writing, producing and playing keyboards with much lauded 'fop-pop' band 'Kites'.

At the beginning of 2014, Richard began work on a new collaborative project, and released two tracks under the moniker 'Belleville' as the year drew to a close.

An experienced DJ, Richard has also organised a number of regular, intimate club events in London's clubland.

A self-confessed addict of 1970s & 80s synthesizers and drum machines, Richard pulls his influences from early electronica, 80s film-scores, and dance music right up to the present day. Creating music in one way, shape or form, for many years, first using samplers and 16-bit computers in the 1990s, and later employing vintage synthesizers and drum machines, Richard began using softsynths in the early 2000s before returning to classic hardware over the last few years.

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