I’m JT, and my feet don’t stop. I pour my all into every performance, from Mura Masa’s Blessing Me video to directing Bailè En Vivo with The Creative Ideas Fund. I’ve torn up stages for Seyi Vibez and FalzTheBahdGuy on their 2024 tours, rocked Nike x JD campaigns, and strutted for JiTextiles at London Fashion Week. Blending street vibes and storytelling, I’ve danced at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with BoyBlue and energized Canon ads. As a choreographer, performer, and content creator, I spread joy, keeping it real and inviting everyone into the rhythm.

Fun Fact: I was born in a cozy little town in Italy, rocking a unique blend of Italian, German, and Nigerian heritage—I’m like a cultural smoothie, bursting with flavour! 🇮🇹🇩🇪🇳🇬

I’m Eddie, a London-based dancer rooted in Ghana’s vibrant culture. My dance started at family weddings and gatherings, but in 2014, I dove deep into traditional West African movement. Now, I weave those roots with Afrobeats, Amapiano, and touches of Western street styles, creating a flow that’s explosive yet graceful. I choreographed Wizkid’s Afro Republik opening in 2018, danced for Adekunle Gold’s 2022 London tour, and moved in Davido & Focalistic’s Champion Sound video. In 2025, I performed with Masai Cultural Arts for the King and Queen at the Commonwealth Service. My dance is a living story, connecting past and present with every step.

I’m Versha, a London spark who dances, acts, and sings with everything I’ve got. From Kizz Daniel’s stage to Apple campaigns, I move through Azonto, Heels, and Popping with grit and joy. I’ve battled at Afro and More, winning 2v2, and performed at CDC Germany and Oyofe Spain. Teaching Afro to kids and adults fuels me, as does acting in Oliva Tweest or BBC’s The Boy in the Dress. My art’s a pulse—raw, real, ready to connect. Step into my rhythm. 

Fun fact: If you chew with your mouth open near me, I might cry actual tears. It’s that serious.

I’m Catherine, French-Nigerian, and my dance is a firestorm of African soul. From Fireboy DML’s London stage to Afrobeat Explosion for Dr Dolor, I pour culture and energy into every performance. I’ve owned stages at CDC Berlin, Redbull Bring the Vim, and the British Movement Awards. My moves are a call—vibrant, rooted, alive—drawing you into the heart of the rhythm. Whether it’s Afrodanceblast or MoveIt, I’m here to shake the world, one electrifying step at a time. Join me in the dance. 

Fun fact: Big fan of anime and Harry Potter (read the books five times each in English and French).

I’m Paul, and I bring the heat to every stage and studio. I’ve danced with Tyla at the Billboard Music Awards and rocked party crowds with KCEE, pulling people in with the raw pulse of Afrobeats and Amapiano. My energy’s contagious—whether I’m performing or teaching, I’m all about sparking that same fire in others. Right now, I’m passing on my love for Amapiano and Afrobeats through classes, building up the next generation of dancers with moves and confidence. For me, it’s about creating moments where everyone feels the beat and joins the vibe.

I’m Rochea, and I create art that moves—body, mind, and soul. My dance, choreography, and spoken word tackle big issues, forging connections that hit deep. I’ve performed at Edinburgh Fringe, West End’s Into the Hoods, and Falz The Bahd Guy’s 2024 tour, while my choreography shines in films like The Conversation, a BAFTA-recognized festival winner. From assistant choreographing Regé-Jean Page’s Don’t Wait video to crafting pieces like Samskara at The Yard Theatre, I push limits. My work is bold, real, and made to shift perspectives.

Fun Fact: If it’s my last meal on Earth, I’m savouring every bite of my grandmother’s epic fried dumplings and golden, crispy fried fish—pure bliss!