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Neil Lariosa (left) and Jairus Roallos, owners of Beats Provoke Movement, opened their new business in October in downtown Skokie. | Jerry Daliege~for Sun-Times Media
Neil Lariosa (left) and Jairus Roallos, owners of Beats Provoke Movement, are seen on the apparel side of their new hip-hop dance studio in downtown Skokie. | Jerry Daliege~for Sun-Times Media
Instructor Andrew Phan teaches an adult hip hop class at Beats Provoke Movement in downtown Skokie. | Jerry Daliege~for Sun-Times Media
Instructor Andrew Phan teaches an adult hip hop class at Beats Provoke Movement in downtown Skokie. | Jerry Daliege~for Sun-Times Media
Instructor Andrew Phan teaches an adult hip hop class at Beats Provoke Movement in downtown Skokie. | Jerry Daliege~for Sun-Times Media
Instructor Andrew Phan teaches an adult hip hop class at Beats Provoke Movement in downtown Skokie. | Jerry Daliege~for Sun-Times Media
Part of the fusion concept of Beats Provoke Music is an apparel store adjacent to the dance studio. | Jerry Daliege~for Sun-Times Media
SKOKIE — In disc jockey circles, BPM means “beats per minute,” but a unique new dance studio in downtown Skokie has added another meaning to the abbreviation. Beats Provoke Movement — or BPM — is the brainchild of Skokie resident Neil Lariosa, who brought in …
