For more than a decade, Peter has spent his days getting strangers to dance and sing on their way to work.
A video of his dance party, where strangers were moved off their seats to join Peter and shake their hips together, went viral, amassing more than two million views on YouTube.
He leads spontaneous train choirs around the world, eye contact sit-ins in the CBD and mobile DJ sets that move through the streets, collecting punters who join the walking dance floor along the way."I see people's eyes and their smiles light up when they feel they can come into this, come into an environment and be able to play," Peter said.The charm of strangers singing together has meant Peter's events have skirted around authority on more than one occasion.
"I was afraid of becoming a dancer. I was afraid of embracing that idea, especially as a man growing up and wanting to belong and be accepted as well.”When his mother found a men's dance group outside of school for him to join, he discovered there was an advantage in questioning the mainstream.
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