Born in Anaheim, California, and raised in Beaumont, Texas, Tre Dizzle has been in the spotlight from an early age. As the family entertainer, his natural charisma led him to Al Fan’s Theatrical Theatre, where he first discovered his passion for performing. From that point on, no family gathering was complete without a Tre Dizzle show.

At age 12, Tre returned to California and became the DJ for a local group called the PH Boys, laying the groundwork for what would soon evolve into a full-fledged rap career. Life’s twists brought him back to Texas for a time before he eventually resettled in Garden Grove, CA at 16.

In 1996, Tre connected with Chicago native Myle, and together they formed Flatline Entertainment. Their collaboration produced two albums — Come and Take a Ride (1997) and 353:2000 AD (2000), which featured another artist, Bogard. During this era, Tre’s skills extended beyond rapping into music production, leading him to work with other emerging talents.

Tre’s next chapter included joining The Nightbreed, collaborating with artists like Compton Cisco, Insane Poetry, and Thadius across the Orange County scene. This period was crucial in sharpening his lyrical abilities and defining his unique style.

In 2003, Tre Dizzle launched his own collective, Dammit Boy Productions, alongside Compton Cisco and Freaks. The movement blended sharp lyrical craftsmanship with hard-hitting production, quickly gaining underground respect.

After relocating to Houston, Texas in 2008, Tre immersed himself deeply in the city’s thriving underground scene. Throughout the 2010s, he worked tirelessly as an artist, DJ, and cameraman — not only promoting his own music but also supporting countless underground artists. His presence became a staple at Wickett Crickett’s Roc-D-Mic nights, SXSW events, and the Get Money Stop Hatin’ Tour, documenting performances and creating opportunities for many up-and-coming talents.

In 2018, Tre Dizzle released his first official solo album, The Birth of the Brink, under Dammit Boy Productions, marking a major milestone in his career. The project showcased his journey, artistry, and unwavering dedication to the hip-hop culture.

Today, Tre Dizzle continues to represent the spirit of resilience, innovation, and pure West Coast energy through his music and as a driving force behind Dammit Boy Productions.