dance

"Dance; the hidden language of the soul."

Dance It Out - 2020.
The quote that has probably crossed most of your Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter feeds in the past couple months reads: What if 2020 isn't cancelled? What if 2020 is the year we've been waiting for? A year so uncomfortable, so painful, so scary, so raw - that it finally forces us to grow. A year that screams so loud, finally awakening us from our ignorant slumber. A year we finally accept the need for change. Declare change. Work for change. Become the change. A year we finally band together, instead of pushing each other further apart. 2020 isn't cancelled, but rather the most important year of them all.
By Kam6 years ago in Beat
'Burn the Floor' literally burns the floor on Norwegian!
Okay, okay, okay, so I am back with another blog post about this amazing frackin' company. I can't buzz about them enough. After seeing them on board the Norwegian Breakaway, I was beyond excited to hear that they had a show also on board the Getaway. Obvs, because they're sister ships but hey, whatevs. And by god this show is totally different than the Breakaway, for some reasons they don't want to showcase the same show as some people travel specifically for the entertainment on board the ships and also just to spice it up a little. With this show I feel that they do this.
By Victoria Keeley6 years ago in Beat
Roaring 20's Party
Attending the Jitterbugs 1920's party seems like it was so long ago, though it felt like an ageless time in history. This is a flash back of a photo of me home after getting dressed to go to a party. Prior to the party, i researched the clothing i should have worn for the party. Once i picked out my outfit took a snap shot of myself in my nineteen twenties apparel. Then i went to the jazziest parties i have ever been to.
By Raphael6 years ago in Beat
Get Happy
Music is an important part of my everyday life, it is what gets through on my bad days. Music is what a blast from my car stereo and I listen and sing-along to. What makes this playlist quarantine you ask? well, for one I stop doing whatever I was doing and it makes me want to dance. These songs maybe old, these songs maybe new, but just know that you will want to dance your feet off.
By Ada Zuba6 years ago in Beat
Devilish Flow
I wanted to write about a song that's clearly meaningful. A song like 'What a Wonderful World' by Louis Armstrong, which I can't listen to without thinking about my late Great Grandmother, or 'Brown Eyed Girl' by Van Morrison, which my father sang to me every night when I was little. They're well known and hold the right kind of warm nostalgia that I think would work well for this prompt.
By Jas Dent6 years ago in Beat
"The Nutcracker"
Robert Massimi. In 1892 The Nutcracker, a two-act ballet came into being. The libretto is adapted from E.T>A. Hoffmann's story "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King". The score is by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
By Robert M Massimi. ( Broadway Bob).6 years ago in Beat
The Talented Boom Dice (aka—Bryan Wilson) Debuts First Single with LP Giobbi, the Warrior Goddess of Electronic Music
What happens when the musical maestro himself, Boom Dice, and LP Giobbi, one of the leading women in the electronic music scene, pair up? Beautiful music happens, that’s what. The dynamic duo recently released their high-energy dance track, “Ready to Go,” and it’s sure to be a chart climber. But don’t just take our word for it. Listen to it here now.
By Nikki Gaskins Campbell7 years ago in Beat
Last Night a DJ Saved My Life
Dancing is very important. Here's why... Throwing shapes on a dance floor is absolutely one of my favourite activities of all time. Whether it’s getting freaky to a bangin’ four/four or contorting limbs and torso to some far out psychedelic grooves, engaging my body in sync with music never fails to make life all the sweeter, both in that moment, and more often than not, for many days after.
By Holly Hart7 years ago in Beat
"Bass Heavy D2uece Original Mix"
This video is about "Bass Heavy D2uece Original Mix." Hello Hiponation. This is Morris, AKA DJ D2uece. Welcome to my first Vocal story. I wanted to share my first video with everyone here. Sit back and enjoy, and if you guys have any questions or comments, please let me know. Enjoy.
By Morris Hayes7 years ago in Beat
How to Dance Like Nobody Is Watching
Let us set a scene: you're at a concert... the bass is shaking the floors like a subtle earthquake, the lights look like laser beams coming from every direction, a groovy beat starts ripping through the sound of silence. You close your eyes and feel the sound waves in every cell. You notice your foot start to tap to the rhythm, your head bobs up and down like a beer can in water (please don't litter), and then you open your eyes... Boom, just like that, the groove is gone. You look around and everyone is moving to a different beat than you, you try to copy their moves and it doesn't feel natural. You start to sweat and feel heavy. It feels like the entire room is looking at you and your off-beat body movements. Ever been there? I have. Here is how I overcame the fear of dancing to the beat of my own drum...
By Alexis Head7 years ago in Beat
Can the Internet Decrease Our Inspiration?
When I first started break-dancing back in the early 2000s, it was fresh and everything was a new discovery. This was partially because I had just started learning the dance but it was also because break-dancing was having a sudden resurgence and everything was new to everyone in the scene. The motivation was high and everyone was inspired to create new moves and having a blast discovering new things. Despite these discoveries, some of the break-dancers of the era focused primarily on fundamentals they've learned from older dancers and mastered these moves so well that they encompassed the moves rather than the moves encompassing them. They had different motivations, but the love for the dance was all the same.
By Brian Anonymous7 years ago in Beat
Dance Floor Etiquette 101
I have been going to see live music regularly since I first entered adulthood. For many years, I was a genre-bending attendant of punk shows held in basements, warehouses, and (sometimes) legal venues. Punk music and its vibe is characterized by compartmentalized aggression, regardless of microgenre. But even when it came to moshing, head-banging, and the circle pit, there was a quiet code of conduct. Hardcore shows were probably the most violent. People in the pit kicked, swung, and slammed into each other as hard as they could. Tacitly, If you didn’t want to get slammed into, you stayed far away from people who were moshing and away from the inner circle that contained “the pit.”
By L. M. S.7 years ago in Beat