Raw Hip-Hop Choreography and Urban Dance Flow
Where the foundation is built and the flow is found. No filters, just raw movement, studio sessions, and the process behind every step.
A glimpse of the choreography for my 'Billo Bagge Billeyan' workshop. This solo piece shows the style and energy I bring to my classes.
A draft of my choreography for 'Water'. The goal was to move like the element itself, maintaining a simple, fluid vibe that matches the song.
A solo piece filmed at a beautiful property in Rishikesh. Sometimes a change of scenery is all you need to get inspired and create something new.
A raw class draft that shows the creative process. This is me working through an idea, connecting with the music, and showing the unfiltered side of choreography.
A raw showcase from my 'Taras' workshop. I love the energy we created together in the studio, with everyone dancing their hearts out.
Just a little solo session while recovering from a knee injury. Can't wait to be back and dance this piece with everyone again.
An old, unfinished piece to 'Peaches' that I decided to share. Sometimes the raw, incomplete creations are the most special and show a different side of the process.
Mad mazze in a fellow dancer's class. It's always great to be a student again and just enjoy the movement, with my tribe cheering me on from the back.
Happiness from a different angle. This solo piece captures the joyful moments from a class where the energy was just perfect.
Trying to flirt with the music, as my mentor always says. This solo class performance is all about feeling the rhythm and letting the flow take over.
About Studio Sessions: Raw Choreography & Flow
In these sessions, we focus on moving like water and finding the groove rather than chasing perfect choreography. You'll see drafts where I'm still figuring out the musicality, because the real magic happens in the messy middle of the creative process, not just the polished final take.
The studio isn't just a place to learn steps, it's a lab where we deconstruct them. My approach to dance is built on the belief that hip-hop and urban movement should be a conversation with the music, not just a set of instructions. Whether we are drilling house footwork or working on the flow for a new piece, the focus stays on the feeling.
After my knee injury, I learned the hard way that our bodies have limits, and that's okay. Getting back to movement after eight months wasn't about jumping straight into complex, high-intensity sets. It was about rediscovering my foundations, re-learning how to shift weight, and listening to the rhythm again. This vulnerability is what I bring into every class and private session. I want my students to know that it is fine to be 'tedhi-medhi' (crooked) and messy in the beginning. That's where the growth is.
My studio sessions cover:
- Foundational Groove: Understanding the core rhythm of hip-hop before we add any styling.
- Musicality Exploration: How to flirt with the music and let the sound dictate the motion.
- Raw Process: Footage of me working through unfinished ideas, so you see the effort and the thought behind the final choreography.
If you're looking for a rigid, robotic environment, this might not be it. But if you want to understand how to move with intention, join the tribe and let's vibe.
Siddhant Sharma
I'm Siddhant. For me, dance isn't about being perfect, it's about sharing energy. Whether we're breaking down hip-hop foundations or finding a new groove, we're just here to vibe and grow together.
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