About Us

D&M Staff and Entertainers

David
Luke Kurtz

CO-CEO / Disc Jockey

I started my professional entertainment career at the age of 17 in the year 1982. DJ-ing at a roller skating rink in Newington, New Hampshire called “The Great Fox”. In the summer of 1983 I went to dj at restaurant called Jewappis in York Beach Me. for their underage night. Continued on to Curry College in Milton Ma. to work in the college radio station W.M.L.N. with my show called Dance madness, as well as Djing the college parties and dances for the first 3 years.

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Mark Derenberger

CO-CEO / Disc Jockey

Back in the early 90s, I was simply the guy who brought the music and controlled the stereo at all of my friends’ parties and get-togethers. But in 1994, I got my first real taste for the DJ business when I accompanied a friend to an event at which he was hired to entertain. That night – due to an unfortunate situation involving keys locked inside of a Mercury Cougar – I ended up in charge of most of the music selecting and crowd motivating, which ended with an applause when the night was over. Immediately, I was hooked.

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Kurt
Mueller

Disc Jockey

If you would have asked me what I was going to do as a profession when I was in high school, disk jockey would have been the last thing I would have said. Although I was being taught radio at Fort Hayes Career Center I never thought I’d be able to do the job that was first on my list. Since that time 30 years ago I’ve been able to work in the field I wanted to…and so much more.

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Andrew
Kuszmaul

Disc Jockey

From an early age, music has always played a big part in my life – from my beginnings in the middle school band, to running the sound at my church as a teen, to performing as part of the honors chorus in high school.

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Mike
Small

Disc Jockey

I am MUSIC. Ever since I was a young boy, I knew I loved music. And when I say love, I mean I LOVED music. It had an affect on me that was different from anyone else. I began to express my love in the form of singing and dancing.I was the kid who had the boombox outside when playing in the neighborhood.

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Charles
Robinson

Disc Jockey

“I fell in love with music as a child. Growing up in my house, my mother always had music playing. My name is Charles, aka DJ C-Rob. It was when I became a teenager that I discovered the joys of DJing, and I’ve never stopped since.

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Sean
Shirk

Disc Jockey

Hello, all. I have a very long and extensive career in the world of music with over 28 years working in multiple aspects of the business. I have managed or co-owned several record stores including Bounce Records, Culture 7 Records, Resurrection Records, and Vinyl Euphoria. I have also played with many of the best DJs on the planet including Tiesto, Armin Van Buuren, Paul Oakenfold, Ferry Corsten.

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Kaleb
Murphy

Disc Jockey

I began my path as a DJ in 2016, learning from two notable touring turntablists, DJs Bombay & Top Speed. They taught me the foundation of spinning vinyl – mixing, blending, beat juggling, and cutting/scratching.

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Mike
Forrest

Disc Jockey

I have had a passion for music for as long as I can remember. From my time in the band playing Saxophone, to playing drums in a garage band. Unfortunately, my dream of Rock stardom did not com to pass. I did not let my lack of musicianship stop me from a career of music. I would help my brother DJ the Campus clubs, loving the way the music influenced the dancefloor. From that moment on I was hooked.

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Jake
Macaluso

Disc Jockey

My love for music has always been a huge part of my life. Watching music videos on MTV TRL in the living room, I grew up trying to mimic Michael Jackson, Usher, and Justin Timberlake dance moves to use at school dances. In junior high, I was part of the Napster/Limewire generation, burning hundreds of ‘mixes’ for friends and classmates.

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Terry
Figgins

Disc Jockey

I began my DJ efforts as a karaoke host in 1998 due to my love of singing. No, I won’t sing for your wedding. My singing skills are decent at best. I was mentored by one of Ohio’s premiere karaoke hosts. It was through him that I learned the basics of sound setup and the valuable tools of just being a DJ. He also taught me what I needed to know for serving as DJ for my 1st few weddings.

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Andrew
Robinson

Disc Jockey

My love of music began when I was a child. I first got into dance and developed a love of entertaining. In 2007 I transitioned my love of music and entertainment into DJ-ing.

I started learning how to DJ in my hometown of Tucson Arizona, gaining experience in Weddings, parties and quinceaneras.

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