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Bill Katsibaros

admin — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:44:24 +0000

Vasilios “Bill” Katsibaros was born in the Chicago ghetto and he used his experiences to write the book, “Growing Up Hood In The White City”. He is currently in the struggle trying to break through the grasp of “The Man”. He is, in fact, so gangsta’ that just knowing himself makes him affiliated.

Bill enjoys many forms of music including the fantastic boy bands of the 1990s. His heroes include Batman, Justin Guarini, and Rick Astley.

Domingo Meneses

admin — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:50:22 +0000

Domingo Meneses is DMaC’s human drum set as well as a senior studying Entrepreneurship and Management Information Systems.

Hailing from the lower hemispheric lands of Santiago, Chile, Domingo has lived in the United States for half of his life. Being the city boy that he is, Domingo decided that Chicago was the best place to peruse his dreams of being his own boss and combining the the two industries that interested him the most; entertainment and technology.

You can find Domingo randomly beat boxing down the street, working at a coffee shop, or front row at all types of live music venues.

Beatboxing for @DMaCattack , Working on @CrowdNoize , Reach me at @Go_Mene.

Kevin Tracey

admin — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:55:20 +0000

A displaced New Yorker living in the Midwest, Kevin has come to find Chicago as a new home. Kevin’s passion for music has brought him into DMaC, and he couldn’t be more happy for the opportunity. “I can’t really sing” says Kevin, “but luckily the guys are really accepting of me and let me hang out with them.” Kevin was born and raised on Long Island, NY and is currently serving as Musical Director in his 4th and final year in DMaC. Kevin is studying Finance and Italian and recently was lucky enough to study and live in Rome for a semester. Big thanks to Nonna, an 80 year old Italian grandmother, who housed him for 4 months while in Rome.
Kevin is unfortunately an obsessive Jets, Mets and Islanders fan. He plans to hopefully work in the front office for one of those teams.

If you see him around campus or the city, don’t be afraid to say hi. He hopes to see you in the audience at the next DMaC concert. DMaC Love.