Class of 2025
KARLO ANDREI ANTALAN
Karlo is a Tenor 1 from The Bronx. If you’re not blown away by his sweet falsetto, you’re sure to be impressed by his whistling prowess. Though he was indecisive whilst choosing between potential majors, he is now unwavering in his commitment to the School of Public and International Affairs.
Sebastian Castro
Sebastian, a baritone, hails from the tropical oasis of Guam. A music… major disappointment to his family (who also happens to be pre-med), Seb is one of the sweetest guys you will ever meet. When not singing with the Nassoons, he has been known to tickle the ivories at pianos around campus, showing off his skills as a jazz piano prodigy. What a Renaissance man!
WILLIAM YANG - President
William is Tenor 2 from Keller, Texas. As an engineering student, member of the Club Volleyball team, and chorister in the Glee Club, Chamber Ensemble, and the President of the Nassoons, William is a strong contender for the “most involved” superlative.
Yuyu Yasuda
Our resident beatboxer, Yuyu is a Tenor 2 from Hyogo, Japan. Despite his small stature, he has one of the largest hearts in the group – watching and waiting to lend a hand. Oh, and if you ever need any contacts at UNIQLO, Yuyu is your man!
Class of 2026
BRANDON CHO
Brandon, a Tenor-Baritone, is a junior from Hillsborough, California. When not putting his perfect pitch skills to use, he enjoys impulsively spending on his ever-growing chalk collection to support his Math major antics. He also enjoys composing for piano. In fact, he once attempted to write an original piece but ended up writing the theme of Pirates of the Caribbean instead. The Honor Committee better watch out for Brandon when he enrolls in Composition classes at Princeton…
Charlie Ambach
Charlie, a bass, hails from a city of gardens on an island that is long. He is excited to set both tempos and volleyballs as the second addition to the Nassoons/Club Volleyball affinity group.
Gary Sun
Gary, a Tenor 1, hails from the South… of China, specifically Shenzhen. After attending boarding school at Concord Academy, he learned that one must be well versed in the ways of the intrepid American man. Thus, Gary chose to be an Economics major, the surefire way to achieve the American dream. A real business savant, Gary might end up charming you into buying a CD or two.
Nick Hu - Music Director
Nick, a Tenor 1 and the group’s Music Director, hails from the serene seaside town of Half Moon Bay, California. He has illustrious musical experiences, including singing with the San Francisco Opera and San Francisco Symphony before coming to Princeton. The San Francisco Chronicle writes, “boy soprano Nicholas Hu floated a solo line as pure and clear as a millstream.” We anxiously await hearing what the Daily Princetonian has to say about his tenor skills. Fingers crossed it’s something positive and water-related!
Robert Mohan
Robert is a proud member of our duo of junior basses. As an Art History major, we expect Robert to ’soon be able to recite every major Nassoon event since 1941—it’s the department’s newest prerequisite! In his spare time, Robert enjoys graphic design, pottery, and sculpting, which gives him the eye for design he needs to decorate our room as Social Chair.
Zach Williamson - Business Manager
Zach, a baritone, hails from the whimsical world of Connecticut. We’re curious how he’ll finance his Urban Outfitters addiction as the group’s signature Economics major. Be sure to check out his sassy stare at one of our upcoming performances.
CLASS OF 2027
Arturo Cruz Urrutia
Arturo, a Tenor 2, hails from the idyllic island of San Juan, Puerto Rico, doubling the size of U.S.-Territory-Squad. Ask him to play you a lick on the classical guitar, or a melody on his more-treasured instrument, the recorder. If you want a voice lesson, he’s got plenty of tips, tricks, and exercises for you to try.
Akash Bhowmick
Akash, our newest Tenor-Baritone, hails from the picturesque township of Princeton Junction, New Jersey. An ORFE… actually, an ECE major, he’ll light up your world like nobody else.
Matt Cline
Matt Cline hails from the prosperous cosmopolis of Shanghai, China and is one of our new baritones. Despite being in four different musical ensembles across two instruments and every genre known to man, he’s inexplicably set on being a SPIA major. He’s also a budding influencer! Be sure to check out his somewhat-viral vlog channel.
Class of 2028
Kweku Akese
Kweku, bass number one and medical anthropologist in-training, hails from the idyllic farmstead of Auburn, Massachusetts. Maybe with his help the Nassoons can get onto a talent show! Or learn how to put on earrings with eyelash glue.
Jordan Chi
Jordan, one of our new baritones, hails from the seaside cityscape of Melbourne, Australia. He is prospectively studying Linguistics at Princeton, and we think it’s because he’s trying to figure out how to speak normally.
David Getz
David, a new Tenor-Baritone hailing from the electorally-relevant congressional district of Pittston, PA and premiere ginger Nassoon, is DOUBLING the size of math-major squad. Hopefully this one will find a way to escape Fine Hall.
Jake Miller
One of our two new TBs hails from the peaceful suburb of Warrenton, VA: Jake Miller. He is bursting onto the singing scene after a hiatus following his role as Gustave in the unmitigated disaster of a musical known as Love Never Dies. He was only 10 YEARS OLD at the time. Can you believe it?
Maurice Neuman
Maurice, our newest Tenor 1, hails from the bustling metropolis of Chicago. In addition to a cappella, you can find Maurice playing the Cello in PUO and not knowing what many things are. If you ask nicely, he can introduce you to Laufey. Ask him about his passion for cycling!
Miguel Palacios
Bass number two is Miguel, hailing from the Disney-fied paradise of Orlando, Florida. In his spare time he enjoys practicing his stage presence as he leaps onto several elevated areas and stares into the distance intensely.
Joey Roth
Joey, our new Tenor 2 from the marshy flatlands of Baton Rouge, LA, has revitalized the Nassoons-Disiac relationship at the cost of not joining the Triangle Club (sorry Charlie). Instead, we hope to see him bring interpretive dance to our repertoire and on-demand baked goods to our stomachs.