we don’t throw him into any gig, whereas some of the older guys, they’ll deejay just because the money’s good,” says Adam Alpert, co-owner of 4AM and director of nightclub 1Oak. Instead, he spins Saturdays and Sundays at Goldbar, working occasional Fridays at other top nightclubs. I should be kicking a soccer ball made out of papier-mache in one of the worst slums, in one of the most tumultuous countries right now.” “When you have a boarding-school education and you go to NYU, a lot of times, I take a step back. The young deejay doesn’t know much about his birth parents, who lived in Juarez, except for his mother’s first name - and that his father, who was involved in the Mexican drug cartel, was murdered. Wienner, who is “100 percent Mexican,” was adopted by a Jewish couple after he was born in El Paso, Texas (Wienner has one older brother, who was also adopted). He will be presenting his thesis, “Prophet Without a Sin,” this spring. The West Hartford, Conn.-raised kid “daylights” as an NYU student at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study on a three-year graduation track.

And Wienner was only able to spin one Fashion Week party this year, for the Magaschoni Fashion’s Night Out bash at Searle, because “it was right when school went back in session,” he says. For a three-day San Francisco gig Wienner recently booked, 4AM had to hire security to accompany him because he was underage. While youth has its benefits, it also poses some challenges. And if a deejay doesn’t show up to work, alcohol isn’t sold, people don’t chase after girls, people don’t get drunk,” Wienner says. “If you look at the seven deadly sins, gluttony, lust.

(The average NYC deejay is 25 years-old, says Jonny Lennon, co-founder of 4AM and a partner at hot spot Goldbar.)

He was signed at age 19, alongside industry heavyweights like DJ Jus Ske, who collaborates with hip-hop star Pharrell Williams. Wienner is the youngest disc jockey signed to 4AM, the top management service for deejays run by two of the city’s most influential nightclub impresarios. It helps that he’s being paid as much as $1,000 a night to deejay. But that hasn’t stopped the baby-faced 20-year-old from spending the past three years in some of the city’s most exclusive dens of debauchery.

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