Kiel Tutin: Giving the Spice Girls’ “Holler” a New Lease of Life

CHOREOGRAPHY BY KIEL TUTIN

ARTIST: SPICE GIRLS - HOLLER

LOCATION: THE MANOR LDN DANCE STUDIO, FINSBURY PARK, NORTH LONDON

Some songs arrive with choreography already written into their DNA. The Spice Girls’ “Holler” is one of them. Released in 2000 as part of the group’s third studio album Forever, the track marked a more R&B-influenced direction for the group and went straight to Number One in the UK as part of the double A-side “Holler / Let Love Lead the Way”. More than two decades later, Kiel Tutin brings the track into the studio with a completely new movement vocabulary at The Manor LDN.

Kiel Tutin is an internationally recognised choreographer, creative director and dancer whose work has taken him from New Zealand and Australia to some of the biggest stages and screens in global pop. His credits include choreography for BLACKPINK, TWICE, Jennifer Lopez and Jolin Tsai, alongside work with artists including XG, LE SSERAFIM and (G)I-DLE. He has also worked across major live productions, including BLACKPINK’s Coachella performances, and his choreography has earned industry recognition including an iHeartRadio award for BLACKPINK’s “Kill This Love”.

That combination of precision, performance and visual storytelling is exactly what makes Tutin’s choreography so distinctive. At The Manor LDN in Finsbury Park, North London, he takes the familiar energy of “Holler” and reworks it through his own style — turning a 2000s pop classic into a fresh piece of choreography built around musicality, control and performance.

Watch Kiel Tutin’s “Holler” choreography below.