Björn Mulik

Bjoern born in Frankfurt spends his childhood in Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. Very early he discovers his passion for music. Inspired by mix-tapes of the early 80's he starts mixing records and soon he turns his conventional DJ-mixes into mega-mixes. A mix of rap, funk, soul of the 70's and 80's as well as the new sound named house including all its genres, a style that influences him until this very moment. For him there are no boundaries. His musical consciousness reaches much further then a genre can verbalize.

1988 Bjoern moves to Kenyan capitol Nairobi for four years. A new world for him that displays novel cultures forming his personality, fascinating and touching his soul until today. After a short period of time the passionate DJ spins his sets weekly at peak-time in hip club "Bubbles" and soon he plays nation wide. 1991 he wins the "All Kenyan DJ Competition" broadcasted on national broadcaster KTN.

Back in Germany he finds his way in the club scenery of Frankfurt. He becomes well-known through his long-lasting residency at legendary Dorian Gray in the basement of Frankfurt International Airport. Bjoern is decisively conducive to the spread and the transportation of electronic dance music and one of the early pioneers of Tech-house in Germany. Performances at great festivals like the Love Parade and the Street Parade, playing clubs around the globe, airplays at Germany's famous radio-show HR3 Clubnight, his contribution to the Dorian Gray Mix-CD; these are only a few steps along his journey that eternize his personality in the squad of DJs in electronic music.

At the same time Bjoern dives into the world of recording studios visiting SAE for audio engineering. He charts with remixes and increasingly spends time on co-operated productions as well as his own. The logical consequence to this development is the label Royal Biscuit which offers him as well as other artists a platform to self-actualise themselves and their ideas hence building a network of creative heads.