About Corbin Dooley

For the past fifteen years, Corbin Dooley has made his mark DJing, producing and championing music on many levels.

An internship working with The Smiths at London's Rough Trade Records in 1987 inspired him to take the programming reins of Wake Forest University's college radio station WAKE. A subsequent move to New York upon graduation led to a job working with Run-DMC at Profile Records. In 1989, Dooley migrated to TVT Records to join forces with then-unknown Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails). The chance to work with Blur, Jesus Jones, & Jeffrey Gaines led Dooley to SBK/EMI Records in 1991.

In 1995 Corbin debuted his own label, which released more than thirty singles & albums over the next three years. Dooley concurrently expanded into radio as an on air personality for San Diego’s modern rock station 91X.

By early 2000, Dooley was DJing at numerous social events and venues, including New York's Palace, the Puck Building, and Sky Studios. His DJ sets are fueled by high-energy performances that contain a mix of current favorites across many genres of music.

After a family relocation to Tucson, Corbin partnered to open the Level Lounge in 2006, where he DJ’d regularly, and served as Music Director. In the past year he founded Tucson’s newest downtown lounge, Centro.

Dooley donates his time weekly as a DJ on KXCI 91.3 FM, serves as the station’s RPM Director, and concurrently produces various music events and productions in Tucson.