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Rapper K and Sniper LIVE Performance wrekk 337 views Performed at Club Numbers in Houston TX. This was at the "Day of the Storm" album release party for K-Rino.
K-Rino With Mantis (Full Performance) wrekk 1,441 views Here it is... the full 50 minute show! Performed at Club Numbers in Houston TX. This was the "Day of the Storm" album release party. Performing with band Mantis and Snip...
K-Rino Performs With Mantis Preview wrekk 162 views Day of the Storm Album Release Party. Performed live with band Mantis at Club Numbers on August 6h 2011. Just of preview of a great night of music.
Hangover 2 Film Review wrekk 549 views My review of an early screening of Hangover 2. Starring Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Justin Bartha and Ken Jeong with Todd Phillips directing a script writt...
Milla Ocho - The Beer Belly Assassin wrekk 486 views Freestylin broke out at the Block Party, when one started cappin on the other ... what ensued made Youtube history. Milla Ocho - The Beer Belly Assassin "When two drunk...
Justice Allah - Bullsh8t (Alien Justice Performance) wrekk 257 views This was performed at the Jet Lounge in Houston Tx during ALIEN JUSTICE album release concert. The song is off the Justice Served album. IN STORES NOW.
K-Rino - Blast On Um (Alien Justice Performance) wrekk 463 views K-Rino's performance of Blast On Um from the Jet Lounge in Houston TX on Saturday, January 22nd, 2011. This was the Alien Justice album release concert. This also makes ...
Lil Flip - Thank You (Freestyle) wrekk 1,061 views This is off the Wrekknball 2K2 release. This was a collaboration between DJ X-Ray and myself. Lil Flip layed down 3 of the flows featured on this mixtape. This release als...
Changing Faces - G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T. Part 2 (DJ Wrekk Version) wrekk 1,158 views An oldy but goodie off the Face the Face 6 album from 2001. Sorry no video for this, but from my research I don't find that one was ever made for part 2 of this version wit...
Tiffany SC Huff - Polly (Nirvana Cover) wrekk 94 views My 14 yr old daughter performing her version on Nirvana's Polly.

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Carl Douglas "DJ Wrekk" Huff (born November 23, 1975 in Weslaco, Texas), is a Houston based multimedia extraordinaire known for his accomplishments in DeeJaying, audio engineering, music production, graphic design, film editing, web design, and I.T..

Childhood and Early Career

Raised in the southeast side of Houston, TX, where as a young teenager, he would begin making music videos with friends using his father's camcorder. Here he would learn how to edit videos, by placing the camcorder on a tri-pod in front of the TV, film the footage played back through a VCR, filming only the clips needed, and dubbing the audio over it, using a cassette deck or cd player. Over the next few years, he would go on to produce well over 20 of these amateur music videos.

When later approached by friends (Eddie Garcia and Jose "Bloc" Deleon) in 1995 to produce a music video of their own, Huff would be first introduced to the fascinating world of hip-hop production. Using a keyboard with only a one track sequencer, Garcia & Deleon would begin composing beats and melodies so effortlessly that it would instantly inspire Huff to become a hip-hop producer himself. Seeing the potential in Garcia and DeLeon's raw talent and ambition, he would set out to make them a music video to their own original music. These efforts would later produce a demo, that when presented to Carlos Coy (South Park Mexican), would become the street classic "Block of Rock" off of the Hustle Town album.

Early Achievements

Over the next year or so, Huff would piece together his own production studio from equipment purchased from local pawn shops and music stores. Without any means to record multiple tracks digitally, he would gamble on Sony's new Mini-Disc technology. Here he would learn the art of "bouncing" tracks digitally, and start his career as an audio engineer.

It was also during this time, that Huff and associate Carlos Miranda began working for a fledgling phone company by the name of Smoke Signals Communications. Witnessing the company's quick success, Huff started formulating a marketing plan to target the hip-hop community. After presenting the idea of a Rap commercial to executives within the company, the green light was quickly given to him to produce a radio spot. That very night, he would write, produce and record a commercial that would later be played in heavy rotation on KBXX "97.9 The Box". Due to its immediate success, the company contracted Huff and Miranda to write, produce and perform multiple spots that would later air on TV.

Demo Recording

In 2000, Huff and Miranda would pioneer their way into the digital medium, by being one of the first to open and operate a small PC based demo-recording studio (MediaTekk) inside Trading Fair II Flea market on the southeast side of Houston. Given the access to record such high quality demos at an affordable price, the underground artists in the area were introduced to a whole new way of recording demos.

Mix Tape Innovation

Seeing the emergence of the underground Chopped and Screwed scene, started by Dj Screw, Huff would take on the name "DJ Wrekk" and start up his own underground label "Wrekknball Entertainment", and begin to distribute his own style of mixtape. Determined to separate himself from such competitors such as Swishahouse, Beltway 8, OG Ron C, etc., Wrekk would begin exploring new ways to chop and screw music. Feeling creatively limited by such conventional methods of using turntables and a mixer, he would try his hand at using the latest in DAW software. Being no longer limited to mixing in real-time, he took full advantage of the DAW capabilities and became one of the first to introduce multiple chops, as well as chops that panned left and right. Wrekk would go on to produce and distribute over 20 underground titles within the Houston and surrounding areas.

Engineering, Producing and Video

While running Wrekknball, Wrekk would get picked up by Dream On Records, where he would co-write, engineer and produce the Family Unity Over Money project. The album would feature the likes of such Houston legends K-Rino and Wreckshop Record's D-Gotti.

During his tenure at Dream On, Wrekk would produce one of the first Chopped and Screwed video shows "The Wrekk Site". Unfortunately, with very little support or distribution, the show never gained notoriety and production ceased after only two episodes. As fate would have it though, a copy of the show would fall into the hands of Bigtyme Recordz CEO Russell Washington. Having already produced the likes of UGK, DJ Screw, E.S.G., Point Blank, PSK-13, 20-20-Life, and Bigtyme's own "Banned" video series, Russell would now seaze the opportunity of producing his own chopped and screwed video series, by bringing Wrekk on board as his full time editor.

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