Tre Dizzle

Tre Dizzle

Independent Artist β€’ Producer β€’ Founder of Dammit Boy Productions Twenty years of music, media, artist development, and preserving independent hip-hop culture.

More Than Music. Building a Legacy.

Tre Dizzle

Tre Dizzle’s journey began long before streaming platforms and social media changed the music industry. Raised between Southern California and Southeast Texas, he developed a sound rooted in West Coast influence while embracing the culture and storytelling of the South.

Over the years, music became only one part of a much larger vision. As the founder of Dammit Boy Productions, Tre Dizzle expanded into artist development, live events, interviews, merchandise, media production, and documenting independent hip-hop history. Every project contributes to a growing archive dedicated to preserving the stories, relationships, and culture that shaped his career.

Today, that vision continues through new music, collaborations, the Me & Hip-Hop series, Dammit Boy TV, and an ever-expanding digital archive designed to ensure that the history of independent artists is never forgotten.

20+

Years Building

200+

Projects Documented

100+

Artists Connected

1

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Young Tre Dizzle

Every legacy has an origin.

Long before founding Dammit Boy Productions, Tre Dizzle was the entertainer at every family gathering. Whether telling jokes, performing, or organizing the younger cousins into impromptu shows, he was rarely far from a crowd. Even as a child, the stage seemed like second nature.

Flatline - Come & Take a Ride Cover
The Flatline Years (1996-2000)

The beginning of the journey.

Following their unexpected debut performance, Sir Myle and Tre Dizzle wasted no time turning a moment into a movement. Within two weeks, the two had become roommates and immediately began writing and recording music together. Joined by DJ Marc One, they began work on their first project, Come and Take a Ride, laying the foundation for what would become Flatline.

The Nightbreed A.K.A. Gladiator School (2000-2005)

Featured Release

The Birth of the Brink

Album

The Birth of the Brink album cover by Tre Dizzle, featuring West Coast and Southern hip-hop influences.
The album that introduced Tre Dizzle as a solo artistβ€”blending authentic lyricism, West Coast roots, Southern influence, and the independent spirit that defines Dammit Boy Productions
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Music Videos
Tre Dizzle delivers a personal anthem to hip-hop culture in β€œMe & Hip-Hop” β€” the official theme song for The Me & Hip-Hop Show and featured on The Birth of the Brink.
🎬 Money Ova Everythang – Official Music Video

Artists: J-Roq featuring, Tre Dizzle, Big Ro, and J-No the Joker
Directed by: J-No The Joker

Tre Dizzle & J.R. bring underground party energy in the official music video for β€œGet Turnt Up” β€” featured on Dammit Boy Mixtape Vol. 4 and The Birth of the Brink.
performances
Insane Poetry’s Butcher Knife Music Tour 2 stops in Houston, Texas featuring performances by Insane Poetry, Tommy Nekro, Tre Dizzle, and J.R. (Jah’s Reflection). Recorded live at Legacy on April 18, 2015.

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