Myles Jéh (born October 28, 1989) is an American choreographer, dancer, and creative director, best known for his work with Rhythmic Pop artist Taija New. He frequently features in live performances and music videos as a backup dancer for the artist, along with his own endeavors.
Early Life
Born and raised in Springfield, Massachusetts, Myles taught himself choreography by replicating dance moves from music videos he watched growing up. He quickly learned how to pick up dance routines and improvise creatively. After being introduced to an after-school program by his cousin, Myles became its choreographer and formed a dance group from the regular participants. The group ended early 2010, and Myles then focused on his college education.
Dance Career
Self-taught in street and Hip-Hop dance., Myles joined En Motions Dance Theater in 2007, where he stayed for a year. In 2008, he was given the opportunity to choreograph for an after-school program at Northern Educational Services. This led to the formation of a dance group that performed on the BET Network’s “106 & Park” during their Wild Out Wednesday competition. The group disbanded in 2010; afterward, Myles focused on his roles as a choreographer and creative director. By 2015, he re-emerged as a backup dancer for Grammy considered artist Taija New, performing in cities like Toronto, Atlanta, Orlando, and Pittsburgh.
Creative Director
Since 2013, Myles has been working as a creative director, overseeing projects for Taija New and his own music career. His influence spans from logo design to the orchestration of live performances and music videos, where his vision shapes the visual outcomes.
Public Image
Myles is recognized for his tall, slender, athletic build, standing 6 feet and 4 inches. This physical presence contributes to his natural ability to stand out in any setting. He is an advocate for and openly supports educational access and opportunities for all, women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and mental wellness.