News Center: December 2024
Breanna Hess, aka Boo Finds Her Voice and Community at City
Breanna Hess, known as "Boo," is a 27-year-old music student at San Diego City College who is making significant strides in her musical career. After moving to San Diego three years ago, Boo found inspiration through the college’s music program and mentor Professor Espar, which has led to opportunities such as working with local promotional company Insomniac Events and creating an original song for a student compilation album. Emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration in her work, Boo blends various genres—including R&B and EDM—with influences from fellow musicians like her Brazilian co-artist ‘Gui Ferraz’. As she prepares for upcoming performances and releases, Boo encourages new students to embrace their journeys and passions within the music industry.
Beats of Resilience: Bigg Dame's Path to Musical Success
Bigg Dame, a dedicated song composer and music student at San Diego City College, is making remarkable progress in the local music scene after serving in the military. Celebrated for his latest release, he attributes his musical journey to the influences around him and the professional training he's receiving. With a passion ignited by family members and a drive fueled by diverse musical inspirations, Bigg Dame is poised to leave a lasting impact on the industry. His ambitions extend beyond performance, aiming to inspire and mentor future musicians while balancing his academic pursuits.
Rising Star Abraham Kamano: From Maryland to City, a Journey of Inspiration and Impact
Abraham Kamano, a basketball player at City, reflects on his journey from Prince George's County, Maryland, to San Diego, where he has found support in both academics and athletics. With roots in Guinea Conakry, Kamano credits his diverse upbringing for shaping his belief in his potential for success. His recent trip to Africa transformed his perspective on happiness, highlighting the resilience of its people despite challenges. “Happiness isn't tied to material wealth,” Kamano stated, expressing his desire to give back to aspiring athletes in Africa. As he pursues a degree in psychology, he aims to help others navigate their challenges. “I just want to keep moving forward and make a difference,” he added, embodying the spirit of a dedicated rising star.