Lesson 3 is here and it's another power-packed flow drill session! We're starting right from where Lesson 2 left off, continuing on with even more choreography goodness.

The Hype choreography draws influences and inspirations from Raqs Sharqi, studio Hip Hop, and Sigil style. An upbeat study in combining basic movements with style, flavor and musical interpretation, this choreography is targeted toward the dancer who is beyond beginner and is ready to move into more complex territory.

Music:

1. Udub (Pableno Remix) by Ali Dhaanto
2. Tell Me (Spanish Version) by Basixx & Andy Delos Santos
3. Day N Night by Aiyo
4. Dynamite And Blind (SLCT Remix) by Nahra, SLCT, & Mia Pfirrman
5. Evergreen Fields by Tape Machines
6. Mukiwa by Jones Meadow
7. Paint by Jones Meadow
8. Blue Gold by Far Orange
9. In the Name of Love (Ooyy Remix) by Ooyy & Flux Vortex
10. A Little Closure (Heyson Remix) by Deanz, Revel Day, & Heyson
11. Follow U by STRLGHT
12. She's a Heartbreaker by Deanz
13. Something Different (Daxten Remix) by CLNGR, Matt Bloyd, & Daxten
14. You Give me Feelings (DJ Mayson Remix) by House Of Say & DJ Mayson
15. New Crave by Siine
16. A Little Closure by Deanz feat. Revel Day
17. Fire in our love by Aiyo
18. We Will Never Die by Pär Hagström
19. No Burden by Nebulae
20. Oh My Oh My by Amaroo & Don Bacilón
21. Never or Right Now (Suedo Remix) by ELFL & Suedo
22. Work of Art by Bonsaye & Vicki Vox
23. Hype by STRLGHT

Cultural Awareness:

In this lesson, one of the dancers, Brittney, has chosen to wear a Keffiyeh. As this is a clothing item with significant cultural history, Brittney has put together a statement as to why she choose to wear the Keffiyeh for this video and some resources for you to learn more.