See dork spin
12-10-2008
When you’re in the presence of club rocker DJ Jim Browskee, if you’re not bouncing, sweating and jiggling, you might be in desperate need for an ear check-up.
Although he’s only lived on the rock for only two years, the East Coast transplant has already made a name for himself for bringing the club vibe country side at North Shore spots like Breakers and Hale’iwa Joe’s.
Whether he’s tearing it up at the club on the weekends or pushing his B-WARE clothing and DORK glasses accessory lines to new heights, there’s only one way JB knows how to do things and that’s all out balls to the walls.
“I keep it straight dance floor all day, everyday,” said the surf addict. “When it comes to music, I try to see past the different genres and scenes and just rock the party by putting music in context for people.”
One might be quick to assume that he would find Hawai’i’s laid-back party style slow and boring. You’ll find no complaints or East Coast bias from this fly guy.
“People are friendlier and less pretentious for sure,” he said. “People in Hawai’i are hungry and open to new music and styles, which is refreshing from all the hating going on in New York.” –Kalani Wilhelm
The Get Go: Contrast Magazine Launch Party, thirtyninehotel, 39 N. Hotel St., Fri 12/12, 8pm–2am, $10, 21+, [email: rsvp].
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