Modern Talking style - Alan Walker - Diamond Heart - Shuffle Dance

Shuffle dance is a modern type of dance performed to electronic music, which owes its origin to the jazz musical direction. For the first time this style appeared in Australia in the eighties of the last century, on the underground scene, when the heyday of the acid house direction was observed. Acid house style This style developed rapidly and subsequently split into two sub-styles united by one common philosophy, so back-step and shuffling emerged. Shuffle subsequently became the most popular, because it got to the masses and began to develop first in nightclubs in Melbourne, Australia, and then at rave parties in various parts of the world. It was numerous dance clubs and communities that developed shuffle for decades. In the early nineties shuffle begins to stand out from acid house and form as an independent style. Its distinctive features are gradually becoming numerous hand movements that were not observed in previous styles. Initially shuffle was performed under techno, but then this style was replaced by trance and house. In less than five years, the popularity of shuffle begins to reach unprecedented heights. This is facilitated by a variety of documentary-style videos. At the heart of the dance are the basic movements, which are called the term Melbourne Shuffle, but there are also many variations that make the dance more diverse. With the advent of the Internet and the YouTube channel, the world saw a lot of videos shot by shufflers. It was the Internet...