Tre-8

Tre-8 was a New Orleans-based rapper and producer who gained recognition at a young age. Born Walter McCallon, he became one of the first artists to release an album under Master P's No Limit Records in 1995, at just 16 years old. His debut album, "Ghetto Stories," charted at #84. After leaving No Limit, Tre-8 continued to produce and release music through local independent labels like South Coast Music Group and his own labels, Smoke 1 Records & Purple Haze Productions. He was active in the New Orleans underground rap scene until his untimely death in 2011 due to complications from a car accident.

Tre-8's discography includes studio albums and collaborations, showcasing his contributions to the local music scene. His releases often reflected his roots in New Orleans hip-hop, blending street narratives with personal experiences. Despite his early success and continued output, Tre-8 remained a figure in the underground, respected for his dedication to his craft and his community.