DMX Dance Company

Just one more reminder before we go live.

Tomorrow we'll be joined by Angela Faine for a conversation about footwork, musicality, self-expression, and finding more of yourself in the dance.

If you've got a question, don't keep it to yourself. Send us an inbox, leave it below, or come join us Saturday, July 11th at 5:00 PM Eastern and ask it live!

We'll see you tomorrow. Looking forward to spending some time with you.

Music is rule number one.

Not the moves.
Not the combinations.
Not the counts.

The music.

The good news is you don't have to figure it all out today.

Just stay curious, stay coachable, and keep showing up.

A little progress has a way of becoming a lot over time.

A lot of dancers spend years trying to do more.

Then one day they discover the beauty in doing less.

Less forcing.
Less rushing.
Less proving.

More listening.
More chill.
More music.

What are you noticing these days when you watch the floor?

We've been looking forward to this one.

This Saturday at 5:00 PM Eastern, Angela Faine joins us for Her Perspective.

We'll be talking about footwork, musicality, self-expression, and some simple ways to help create a dance where you can contribute more, enjoy the music more, and let more of your personality come through.

If there's something you've always wanted to ask, this is a great opportunity. It's free to join, so come spend some time with us.

The goal isn't to see how many combinations you can fit into a song.

The goal is to connect.

Connect with the music.
Connect with your partner.
Connect with the moment.

Everything else grows from there.

When you walk through the door, what are you most excited about?

🎵 The music?

💃 The dancing?

🤝 Seeing friends?

👀 Watching the floor?

😊 Meeting new people?

Or something else entirely?

What's your favorite part of the night?

Ladies, you're really going to enjoy this one.

This Saturday, July 11th at 5:00 PM Eastern, Angela Faine is joining us for "Her Perspective".

If you've been wanting to work on your footwork, your confidence, your musicality, or your self-expression, come spend some time with us.

If you've got questions, bring them. If there's something you've been noticing on your dance floor, bring that too.

This is a chance to learn from someone who's helped a lot of dancers discover more of themselves in the dance.

Most people focus on what happens during the dance.

Michael Allen starts much earlier.

In this Budland Exchange, he shares how he observes the room, watches for musical connection, and uses the beginning of the dance to establish communication and comfort.

A valuable perspective for both leads and follows.