Lately, we have been really inspired by dancer Soony’s project Our Eid Is Different. It shows dancers in traditional clothing, getting ready for Ramadan — and then breaking into expressive movement. It feels fresh and honestly unlike anything we’ve seen before.

What is even cooler is that Soony brought together a whole group of emerging talent from the Saudi dance scene. Every single one of them is seriously talented and definitely worth keeping an eye on.

So today, we are spotlighting them. Trust us — you will want to remember these names!

Soony is a dancer and choreographer from Riyadh who uses dance as a deeply personal form of expression.

Growing up, dance became a way for him to communicate emotions he couldn’t put into words — something he describes as being able to “express everything I couldn’t say.” His journey wasn’t straightforward, especially in a context where dance wasn’t always widely accepted, but that challenge shaped his identity and artistic voice.

Today, his work goes beyond movement: it is about storytelling, emotion, and creating space for others to express themselves. Through his projects, he is helping redefine how dance is seen in Saudi Arabia and opening doors for a new generation of creatives.

Shark is a Saudi choreographer working across all styles, known for his involvement in major projects, events, dance classes, and commercial work.

He is part of a new generation of dancers shaping the Saudi scene, bringing versatility and a strong visual approach to everything he does: from stage performances to advertisements.

Uzi is a Saudi dancer with a raw, freestyle-driven style and a focus on visual content — part of the new underground-leaning scene.

Bboy Rystract is a Saudi b-boy known for his strong battle presence and clean, powerful breaking style.

Rystract was the winner of the Red Bull BC One Cypher Saudi Arabia 2025, one of the biggest platforms in breaking, which puts him on the map as one of the top dancers in the country right now.

Khalid Ismail is a dancer and creative, known for his presence in both performance and visual projects.

He moves between styles with ease, bringing a smooth, controlled quality to his movement while staying connected to the energy of the scene. His work often leans into visual storytelling, making him a strong fit for conceptual pieces and collaborations.

Dodi is a dancer based in Jeddah, working across freestyle, hip-hop, and group performance.

His style blends groove and musicality with a foundation in b-boy culture, bringing a raw, grounded energy to his movement. Beyond performing, he is also involved in the community side, hosting dance classes and sessions.

The first Saudi twin duo to participate in Arabs Got Talent, delivering eye-catching performances that showcased their chemistry and unique style on stage.