As an author, electronic musician, and designer, Kim founded Bjooks in 2017 based on his passion for music technology, creativity, design, and human interaction. In the wake of the success of his first international book, PUSH TURN MOVE in 2017, he went on to initiate, co-author or author other titles at Bjooks, while designing them all, and expanding the company into international success. Besides the titles published at Bjooks, Kim has previously written Danish books on visual design, and created ambient albums under the project name Dreamhub. When not creating books, he can be found playing occasional gigs, patching his modular, programming music machines, or at trade shows and synth enthusiast events around the world, from NAMM in California or Knobcon in Chicago, to Superbooth in Berlin. Kim likes to pet dogs on their cute heads, read books, and learn new things such as surfing, which he enjoys in the North Sea off the west coast of Denmark.

A native of the Netherlands and a well-known face in the electronic music scene, Struiwigh currently resides in Berlin. In addition to composing ambient and experimental music, performing live and reviewing music software and hardware, she is also an experienced marketing manager and graphic designer. Nadia is responsible for increasing the company’s international artist relations efforts as well as strengthening its online presence.

Mike is a musician, author, editor, and educator, who has been working in the music technology field for over 40 years. His articles and reviews have been published everywhere from Nuclear Instruments and Methods to the MIT Computer Music Journal. He worked for over 20 years at RECORDING including a 5-year run as Editor. His music career, and the founding of several music festivals, is chronicled on mrspiral.com. “Dr. Mike” runs Atomic Words, a freelance writing/editing and content creation company in the music technology sector, and is the co-founder and curator of the interactive electronic music station RadioSpiral.

Chris took modular synthesis lessons as a teenager, got an Electrical Engineering degree so he could afford his ‘hobby,’ and then went on to work as an engineer for Sequential Circuits, Digidesign, Tom Oberheim, and Roland R&D US. He also wrote numerous articles for Music Technology Magazine, and a column for Keyboard. Projects he was involved in include the Sequential Prophet 2000, Prophet VS, and Studio 440, Digidesign Q-Sheet, and Roland DM- 80. He is perhaps best known for his work developing Vector Synthesis. Chris creates videos, courses, and articles under the name Learning Modular – you can follow his work on Instagram and YouTube, as well as his Patreon channel.

Paul is an electronic musician, author and synth enthusiast, whose reviews and articles have long been featured in Sound On Sound. His catalog includes five novels and dozens of albums of solo and collaborative material with projects such as Binar, Headshock and Joint Intelligence Committee. Some of Paul’s electronic music is on Bandcamp.