24: Introduce yourself to everyone that doesn’t already know who you are.

Tre Beatz – Official Producer/Rapper of Black Wall Street Records.

24: Briefly tell us about your background, how you got into the industry and who were some of the individuals that inspired you?

I started off about 4 years ago. Went out and bought an MPC 2000 and went in! I was carrying my MPC everywhere I went. Just plugged up and started making beats.

24: What makes Tre Beatz different from other producers and how would you describe your production style?

My production style is very unique! I like to give each artist a different style of music, basically their own customized production.

24: Do you both consider yourself a producer or a beat maker and explain why for either answer?

Most definitely a producer, I like to go in the studio and create from the bottom. When I start the beat production process I like the artist to be there so that we can catch the same vibe. I like to be involved in structuring the whole song, creating a better producer-artist relationship versus emailing the beat and having the artist send the song back.

24: How do you approach making your beats, do you start with the drums first or a kick?

Ummm… It varies! I can start off with a basic kick and snare/clap, keyboards, or samples. Just depends on what I load up in “Tha Kitchen”! That’s what I call my studio! lol

24: Have you ever felt like too much time passes in the game where you have to make it and that window is closing?

No, I believe that producers can never get old in the music game! But far as rappers I don’t know too many rappers who survive in the industry after more than 5 years.

24: As of right now, who in the industry would you say you listen to on a regular and would probably like to work with in the near future?

I want to work with anyone and everyone who want to work with me!

24: What was it like producing on L.A.X. Album?

It was a learning experience as my 1st big project, there were lots of great producers to compete against. I enjoyed every moment of it, good times!  

24: Are you happy with the feedback you’ve been getting from the songs you’ve released so far?

Yessir!

24: Can you describe, briefly, how you and The Game work together on a musical project?

Simple. I make the beats and he does the raps! Anything else would just be uncivilized! lol

24: Do you have any plans of starting a label later on and have artist(s) or do you just want to keep focusing on being the best producer possible?

Both. I’ve recently started a production team. As of right now we are looking for artist of all genres. If you’re interested, send your 2 best songs and a picture of yourself to: trebeatz.booking@gmail.com

24: What do you like to do for fun outside of working on music?

PS3, Basketball, Poppin bottles! And of course… WOMEN!!!

24: How can our readers keep up to date with everything your doing?

Twitter.com/TreBeatz –or- Facebook.com/TreBeatz
Hell, they can call me if they need to @ 1-800- HUSTLER begin_of_the_skype_highlighting            1-800- HUSTLER      end_of_the_skype_highlighting!

24: Where do you see yourself going in 2011?

2011 will be the year that I make my impact on the industry, I believe I’m ready now after 2 years of grinding, I meant learning! lol

24: What’s some up and coming moves you’re trying to make in the near future that everyone should look out for?

I’m working on The Game’s R.E.D. Album right now as well as working with my whole team (Black Wall Street). I’m working on my own mixtape right now which will feature myself a s a rapper and other artists. *release date tba

24: Thank you for providing 24hourhiphop.com with this exclusive interview, do you have any last words for your present and future fans?

If you need a beat, mixing, mastering, feature, show, etc… Holla at me
Twitter.com/TreBeatz
Facebook.com/TreBeatz
Trebeatz.booking@gmail.com

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