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He has been a Santa Clarita Valley resident for many years, is a College of the Canyons alumnus, graduated from San Francisco State University with a Bachelor’s in Liberal Studies and is currently attending a Master’s degree program in Public Administration: Non-Profit Sector Management at CSUN. -- KHTS Radio

Aún era un chaval. Esa primera fotografía de David Bowie me cambió la vida por completo. Antes de hacerla, una vocecita en mi cabeza me decía, "Esto puede salirte mal y la gente te va a juzgar", pero a pesar de todo, tuve los cojones de hacerlo. Cuando eres joven, simplemente coges aire y te lanzas. Después de que la foto apareciera en Creem, el buzón se me llenó de ofertas. Luego terminé las clases en el instituto, hice el curso preuniversitario y me matriculé en Cal State Northridge. Al final dejé los estudios porque tenía muchísimo trabajo y no podía con todo. -- VICE Español (in Spanish)

Danny Ursetti (Music) - Musical theater composition includes I Want To Eat Brains (2016 Fresh Grind Festival), and the in-development works Charlie Builds A Flying Machine To The Afterlife, A Game To Save The World, and Your Brand New Incurable Disease. Conducting work includes Asst. Conductor on The David Rose Centennial Recording, Principal Conductor on Remembering The Platters: Songs Of My Fathers for Capitol Records, and conducting an orchestral concert of his music and arrangements at Master's College in California. He served as Music Assistant to William Finn on the Broadway revival of Falsettos, and his songs have been featured in Finn's "Songs By" series at Barrington Stage. Film/TV credits include THE DRAKES! (composer, theme song), HILL'S IDEAL BALANCE PET FOOD (composer, music), GATCHAMAN (conductor/additional music), and THE ACTIVIST (orchestration). He received an MFA in Musical Theater Writing from The Tisch School of the Arts NYU in 2017, and holds a BFA with honors from California State University, Northridge School of Music. -- Broadway World Boston

Aijia’s hands-on husband has been very caring and supportive throughout her journey, comparable to how she’s been there for him throughout his music career. Before Andy’s well-deserved accomplishments came into being she was, and still is, the constant throughout his musical voyage. In fact, she and Andy, both musicians, met back when they were music students at Cal State Northridge. “… We had the same group of friends and the music community is pretty small. We were just friends for many years… He would sing backup on my stuff, and I would sing backup on his stuff. And we would write together, and he was like my buddy.” Romance blossomed for them years later after college, and now they are both sharing in a new love that will be delivered to them any day now. -- Tinseltown Mom