It proved to be a really productive week – we wrote and worked on over 20 songs!Īs this was happening, we were in the process of building a studio in our home state of Colorado. So we felt the need to block out a week to get together in some remote part of the country. We were all feeling especially reconnected to SCI and in a creative space, and sometimes it gets harder and harder to find those moments. Rialto Center for the Arts, 80 Forsyth St NW, Atlantaįor tickets and additional information visit May of 2015, the band rented a house in beautiful Sedona, Arizona and spent a week there hanging out and writing songs. The All Star Battle in particular is very popular, as it draws a host of freestyle performances, a rich part of Atlanta's dance scene.ĭancer registration is closed, but you can still get tickets for the show. I think it is great," she said.ī Girl Shorty said the Atlanta competition is a lively event. They do everything and they are good at everything. It is expanding and the kids now are insane. Now because of all the shows like WOD, they welcome all types of dance. "Ten years ago everybody was good at one thing. Though b-girl style dancing is her base, she transitions into all different styles - a quality she notes has become increasingly important and present in younger dancers. Dancers are young and old, they speak different languages and they are not required to meet technical requirements for scoring which allows them to come with a dance style and performance all their own.ī Girl Shorty, a dancer who has been involved with WOD since the beginning, recalls how the early shows would bring different communities of dance together. Groups of dancers compete right alongside solo acts. WOD draws every style of dance from hip-hop to ballroom. One way the brand helps to do that is by removing the barriers that limit a dancer's creativity and exposure. WOD has always had the goal of elevating dance, Gonzalez said, but it has become increasingly important to move that goal beyond the dance community.
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