Quick Style is a global creative force founded in Oslo, Norway, by Suleman Malik, Bilal Malik, and Nasir Sirikhan. What began in 2006 as a shared passion for dance has grown into a movement that spans cultures, industries, and generations. Originally known as Quick Crew, the group built its foundation through hip hop and street dance, with strong influences from diverse global cultures and experiences. From winning Norway’s Got Talent in 2009 to multiple world championships, Quick Style has consistently challenged norms, redefined performance, and connected deeply with audiences around the world.

Quick Style is not just a name it’s a way of living, thinking, and creating. Over the years, they’ve expanded from a dance crew into a multidisciplinary brand working across music, movement direction, creative consulting, and education. Their Oslo-based Quick Style Studio, established in 2009, remains a thriving hub for young talent to discover their voice, build confidence, and express themselves through dance and creative experiences. Many of the studio’s alumni now lead major projects in the industry worldwide.

With viral performances that have reached billions of viewers, Quick Style has collaborated with some of the world’s leading artists, brands, and productions, including Samsung, Redbull, Nike, and multiple names in the K-pop and Bollywood industries. Their influence stretches across live stages, commercial campaigns, television, and now music.

As they enter a new era, Quick Style continues to lead with bold vision. They are now producing and performing original music, with a sound that merges their rhythmic roots and global travels designed not only to be heard, but felt. Their creative leadership extends beyond choreography, offering movement direction, creative production, artist development, and full-scale experience design.

Quick Style exists to move people physically, emotionally, and culturally. Whether through performance, sound, or storytelling, they are here to shift perspectives and bring people together through one shared language: movement.