Integrated aerial choreography and contemporary dance to elevate key tracks like Cellophane, earning critical acclaim (Pitchfork, The Guardian) for “redefining live performance artistry.” Sold-out shows at iconic venues (Sydney Opera House, Brixton Academy), reinforcing the tour’s reputation as a visual and sonic masterpiece.

Led creative direction and choreography for UMI’s debut international tour, blending R&B sensibilities with minimalist, storytelling-driven movement to mirror her introspective lyricism. Tailored performances to cultural nuances in cities like Tokyo and Seoul, incorporating local dance styles to deepen audience connection. Drove a 30% increase in social media engagement post-tour, with fan-generated content highlighting the show’s “intimate, transformative” choreography.

Conceptualized and choreographed the SIYL music video’s dreamlike dance sequences, casting a diverse ensemble to embody the track’s themes of self-discovery and vulnerability. Designed fluid, improvisation-based movement that synced with the song’s lo-fi beats, resulting in 15M+ YouTube views and praise for its “visceral emotional resonance” (Billboard). Collaborated with the director to ensure choreography reinforced the video’s cinematic, coming-of-age narrative.

High-energy, drill-inspired show for Ice Spice’s breakout global tour, including her viral Coachella debut that trended #1 on Twitter (2.5M+ impressions). Performed as a lead dancer, blending streetwear aesthetics with sharp, syncopated movement to mirror her Bronx-rooted sound.

Delivered dynamic, Latin-pop-infused choreography for Diente’s live performances, bridging J Balvin’s reggaeton rhythms with Usher’s R&B flair. Performed at the Latin Grammy Awards and global festivals, crafting routines that emphasized the track’s playful, cross-cultural appeal. The collaboration’s choreography was spotlighted in Rolling Stone for its “infectious energy,” contributing to the song’s 100M+ Spotify streams.

Performed as a principal dancer in two Super Bowl Halftime Shows, contributing to Kendrick Lamar’s politically charged 2022 set and The Weekend’s surreal 2021 spectacle. For Kendrick, we performed powerful, Afrofuturist-inspired movement that underscored themes from To Pimp a Butterfly, seen by 120M+ viewers. For The Weekend, executed precision-driven choreography across a mirrored labyrinth stage, enhancing the show’s viral, meta-narrative aesthetic (Variety’s “most ambitious Halftime Show”).