Again, I am finding more and more cool Irish dance fusion videos that I just have to share! I have two videos to share at the moment. All previous versions of my Irish dance fusion group posts are here: [Number one] [Number two] [Number three]
Ciaran Plummer and Zach Klingerberg of TapTronic released a new video in May. As always, I am impressed with the musicality of their rhythms, and the entire video experience that goes along with it. They will be performing at nationals on July 4th and 5th, and I am looking forward to seeing their live performance! [Like TapTronic on Facebook] [Follow TapTronic on Twitter]
2013 is definitely going to be a big year for the group called Hammerstep. After performing at the opening ceremonies of the world championships, they recently auditioned on the show, America's Got Talent. I see a lot of parallels between their performance and Prodijig's performance on the British show Got to Dance (which they went on to win). Hammerstep is not a new group in the Irish-fusion circuit. They have been around since 2009, working on fusing Irish, tap, and hip hop to progress these dance forms. [Check out their website] [Like Hammerstep on Facebook] [Follow Hammerstep on Twitter]
Goals: Finish packing, and continue to drill little things
Days till NANs: 6
Ciaran Plummer and Zach Klingerberg of TapTronic released a new video in May. As always, I am impressed with the musicality of their rhythms, and the entire video experience that goes along with it. They will be performing at nationals on July 4th and 5th, and I am looking forward to seeing their live performance! [Like TapTronic on Facebook] [Follow TapTronic on Twitter]
2013 is definitely going to be a big year for the group called Hammerstep. After performing at the opening ceremonies of the world championships, they recently auditioned on the show, America's Got Talent. I see a lot of parallels between their performance and Prodijig's performance on the British show Got to Dance (which they went on to win). Hammerstep is not a new group in the Irish-fusion circuit. They have been around since 2009, working on fusing Irish, tap, and hip hop to progress these dance forms. [Check out their website] [Like Hammerstep on Facebook] [Follow Hammerstep on Twitter]
Goals: Finish packing, and continue to drill little things
Days till NANs: 6
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