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20. - 27. February 2026
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Who are the star guests you’ll get the chance to learn from at Camp of Hip-Hop? Let’s introduce the legendary DJ and mentor Renegade! 👇
Renegade started as a first-generation street dancer in 1982, and by 1986 he had begun DJing. Today he is one of the most respected DJs in the scene, playing music at the biggest and most prestigious dance events across the globe, including UK BBoy Champs, IBE, Battle of the Year, R16 Korea, Freestyle Session, Juste Debout, Red Bull BC One, EuroBattle, OutBreak, Silverback Open, and many more. His influence on how music is played at dance competitions worldwide has been enormous.
He is the founder, coach, and mentor of the UK’s national breaking champions Soul Mavericks and the Monsterz popping crew. His choreography for the Ballet Boyz was even featured on BBC television. Renegade is also a frequent judge, advisor, and panel member at major events. As a Red Bull opinion leader, he often addresses important issues within the scene, and from 2012 to 2018 he served as a live stream commentator for Red Bull BC One.
Together with BBoy Storm, he was one of the architects of the Breaking judging system used at the Youth Olympic Games.
This man truly has a lot to share and teach – a legend not to be missed!
Bboy Mace is a seasoned breaker and respected breaking teacher with over 15 years of elite-level experience in the scene. Known for his explosive style, precision, and deep knowledge of the culture, Mace represents some of the most influential crews in the game — TMB, MZK, Killafrina, and is affiliated with Silverback Bboy Events, a cornerstone of the global breaking community.
Throughout his career, Mace has battled and built with the best, continually pushing the art form forward both on the floor and in the classroom. As a mentor and teacher, he’s dedicated to preserving the roots of breaking while inspiring the next generation with discipline, creativity, and authenticity.
Who are the star guests you will get the chance to learn from at Camp of Hip-Hop? It’s time to introduce the world-famous dancehall queen Laure Courtellemont!
Originally from Paris, Laure shares her time between Los Angeles and London, while traveling the globe to teach at dance conventions in more than 35 countries. 🌍 She has also developed online intensive programs, one-on-one training methods, and between 2006 and 2011 worked with more than 1,000 dancers worldwide.
Laure specializes in the dancehall vibe, culture, and technique. Her passion and dedication are widely recognized, and with her unique blend of originality, vision, grace, sensuality, femininity, and strength, she makes dancehall accessible to everyone. 😉
Her love for Jamaican rhythms keeps her pushing boundaries, creating and collaborating to open countless opportunities both for herself and others. Laure Courtellemont is a name known worldwide — she has choreographed and collaborated with artists such as Chris Brown, Ciara, Major Lazer, and was the first to bring dancehall to prime-time TV on “So You Think You Can Dance.”
She is not only an artist but also a creative director, having built shows for the Nations League, the Champions League Opening Ceremony, and concerts for artists like Ya Levis, Farruko, Luis Fonsi, Vivi, and many more. Her YouTube videos have millions of views and fans from all over the world. 🙌
Who are the star guests you will be able to learn from at Camp of Hip-Hop? Now it’s time to reveal more about the legendary Henry Link! 👇
Hailing from Brooklyn, Henry Link is a founding member of Elite Force Crew and one of the most charismatic figures in the art of freestyle dancing — a true pioneer of hip-hop culture. He first joined Camp of Hip-Hop in 2019.
Henry discovered hip-hop when he saw his older sister dancing to the beat. Soon after, he became fascinated by styles like Locking, Popping, Freestyle, and Breaking, determined to master them through relentless practice, never discouraged by mistakes or setbacks. 🙌
His natural talent quickly became evident, and he started winning local talent shows. At 18, right after graduation, Henry met Rosie Perez — a turning point that launched his career in dance and choreography. The rest is history: today we know him from music videos with Michael Jackson and Mariah Carey.
The world-famous Elite Force Crew was formed in 1992 on the set of Michael Jackson’s “Remember the Time” music video. The term Elite was used to describe the dancers in the front lineup, including Buddha Stretch, Loose Joint, and Henry Link, who became the driving Force of the choreography. Their exposure from that video skyrocketed the crew’s fame. Founded with three members, Elite Force later grew into a six-member group with the additions of Ejoe Wilson, Brooklyn Terry, and Bobby Mileage.
This hip-hop legend is truly someone special to meet! 😍
Annely is a 30-year-old street dancer and coach who has been dancing for 14 years and mentoring young dancers for 12. She works at JJ-Street Dance School, where over the years she has built a strong community and contributed to the development of the next generation of dancers across Estonia.
Her dance journey began as a teenager when she was seeking an outlet for self-expression and a supportive environment to grow both personally and artistically.
Annely consistently develops her skills in the street dance styles of hip-hop and popping, furthering her education under international teachers and regularly participating in workshops and battles across the world. Her students have also achieved significant results both in Estonia and abroad.
Her growth has been influenced by Joel Juht, the founder and coach of JJ-Street Dance School. Annely believes in collaboration, persistence, and that every young person deserves the opportunity to discover their potential through dance.
She is characterized by hard work, dedication, and the ability to create a safe yet challenging learning environment. Her goal is to nurture and support new talents on their journey.
Achievements:
2025 – Red Bull Dance Your Style – Top 30
2024 – Urban Essentials, Lithuania – Popping 2vs2 – 2nd place
2024 – Hip-Hop Weekend, Sweden – Popping 2vs2 – Top 8
2024 – Cup Competition: Battle Day III – Popping – 1st place
2023 – Estonian Street Dance Union Cup Series Overall Winner
2023 – IV Cup Stage – Hip-Hop 1vs1 – 1st place
2023 – IV Cup Stage – Popping 1vs1 – 1st place
2023 – III Cup Stage – Hip-Hop 1vs1 – 1st place
2023 – III Cup Stage – Popping 1vs1 – 1st place
2023 – Camp of Hip-Hop: Battle Day – Hip-Hop – 1st place
2023 – Camp of Hip-Hop: Battle Day – Popping – semifinalist
Melani is a 20-year-old breaker and coach from Estonia, with a clear vision both in life and in dance. She has been involved in breaking for over ten years and is now in her third year of coaching and mentoring young dancers to help raise the next strong generation of breakers.
Her growth as both a dancer and a person is closely connected to the JJ-Street Dance Company, where she has found a supportive and goal-oriented environment. Melani holds great respect for her coaches – Joel Juht, Mari Venski, and Kevin Gopie (aka DJ Renegade) – whose knowledge, time, and dedication have provided her with invaluable experience.
Melani is known for her positive attitude, consistency, and strong determination. Her goal is to reach the top of the international breaking scene, proudly represent Estonia and JJ-Street Dance Company, and pass on her experience and knowledge to future champions.
Main Achievements:
Estonian Breaking Championships – B-Girl Adults 1vs1 – ESTONIAN CHAMPION
Tauri Vosman is an Estonian dancer and coach who has been involved in street dance for over 15 years. He specializes in the dance style of Popping, one of the most technical forms of street dance, requiring great precision in timing movements to music.
Tauri is known for his versatile technique, strong body control, and charismatic performances. He is one of the leading promoters of Popping in Estonia, having performed on major local stages and appeared in music videos and concerts of Estonian artists.
He has trained under some of the world’s top dancers and continues to do so to this day. As a result, he is now a qualified street dance coach whose students have achieved success both in Estonia and on international stages. In his coaching, Tauri places great importance on developing not only dance skills but also confidence and character.
He is also a member of the board of the Estonian Street Dance Association, contributing daily to the growth of the local dance community. He firmly believes that hard work and continuous dedication can lead to success in anything – including life as a whole.
Joel Juht (JJ) is an Estonian-born dancer, choreographer, and promoter of street dance culture who has been active in the field since 1993. He is known as a pioneer of Estonian street dance, whose work and dedication have significantly shaped the development of the country’s dance culture.
Joel was a member of Estonia’s first hip-hop dance group 34U and has choreographed for artists both in Estonia and abroad. In 2003, he founded JJ-Street Dance Company (www.jjstreet.ee) – the first street dance school in Estonia. It has since grown into one of the largest street dance organizations in the Baltics and supports the activities of MTÜ Urban Style, one of Estonia’s largest youth associations. Over his 30-year career and long coaching experience, more than 50 dancers have emerged under his guidance, many of whom have achieved remarkable results at international competitions.
For the past six years, Joel has contributed to the development of Estonian dance sport as the President of the Estonian Street Dancers Association, creating a comprehensive system for evaluating and advancing street dance as a recognized sport.
Joel’s dance knowledge originates from the United States, where he studied directly under American street dance pioneers and original style creators. He has also spent years researching the history, values, and evolution of hip-hop culture, emphasizing the preservation of authentic street dance heritage.
In addition to his dance career, Joel is an active endurance athlete, being the first Estonian to run over 500 km in the Arctic, complete the 250 km desert ultramarathon Marathon Des Sables, and participate in UTMB BTL, one of the world’s toughest mountain ultramarathons.
Under his leadership, several major projects have been created, including the JJ-Street Baltic Session, an international street culture festival, and Camp of Hip-Hop (www.campofhiphop.com) – Estonia’s first street dance camp, organized by Joel since 2003. In 2026, the camp will take place for the first time in Spain. It has been a training ground for thousands of dancers and has brought top international coaches to Estonia.
Joel’s work is characterized by his passion for movement, sports, music, and helping others. His lifelong goal is to create opportunities, strengthen the community, and inspire kindness in people.
More info: www.joeljuht.com