Goddess to receive dance lessons from top choreographers

Rookie girl group Goddess has revealed that they’re currently receiving lessons from world famous instructors for their upcoming debut.

With their debut slated for the end of August, Goddess will be working with the likes of Lyle Beniga, Kyle Hanagami, Jillian Meyers, Bam Martin, Keone Madrid, Rino Nakasone, and Shaun Evaristo to prepare for the big event.

Beniga has worked with Christina Aguilera, Hilary Duff, and on live events such as the MTV Awards, the Oprah Winfrey Show, and American Idol. He’s also choreographed for Korean artists like J.Y. Park, 2PM, Taeyang, JYJ, Kim Hyun Joong, and EXO.

Hanagami has worked with the Black Eyed Peas, Justin Bieber, and more recently, After School and f(x). Martin is a part of the famous MOS WANTED CREW, while Madrid has choreographed for the team that won #1 at the World of Dance 2012 and has also worked with Kim Hyun Joong, Se7en, and Taeyang in the past. Nakasone is currently the main choreographer for Girls’ Generation, BoA, SHINee, f(x), and other SM Entertainment artists, and Evaristo has worked with Big Bang and 2NE1.

Goddess is able to receive this special line-up of lessons because their dance supervisor is Def Dance Company, who is helping out with an upcoming event with all the choreographers. As it is a lesson that other artists could only dream of being able to receive, Goddess promised that they’d use the lessons to upgrade their dance skills.

Goddess will be making their debut with “Farewell Party” this month.

Source + Photos: Sports Chosun via Nate

New girl group Goddess to debut with a “gangster” concept

New girl group ‘Goddess‘ has revealed that they’ll be debuting with a “gangster” concept.

Scheduled for debut early next month with ‘Farewell Party‘, the girls will be going for what they refer to as “gangster image” to set them apart from the other girl groups on the market. The street fashion style they’re sporting is comprised of leather pieces and Spanish made biker boots, complete with smokey make-up and various piercings.

Their company stated, “Since their main concept is ‘gangster’, their fashion followed suit. Not only their fashion, but their choreography will also be as powerful as the routines performed by male groups.”

Source + Photos: Sports Seoul via Naver