Dre Most
Music Producer 
                            
Queens, New York is the stomping grounds for several successful and legendary rap artist such as Run DMC, LL Cool J, Craig G, 50 Cent, Ja Rule, Nas, Lost Boyz, and Mobb Deep, however the list of hip hop music producers isn’t very long. As a native of Queens, Dre Most was influenced by the growing hip hop culture which sparked an interest for every kid on the block to become a rapper, dj, or music producer.
His roots in music began at an early age while playing the drums in church, as well as gained musical influences from his predecessors such as legendary Dj Marley Marl and childhood friend multi-platinum music producer RocWilder.  

Dre Most worked with local unsigned artist and eventually connected with Mr. Cheeks, which landed him several placements on the Lost Boyz’s last studio album “LB IV Life”. The album was being recorded when the tragic death of group member Freaky Tah occurred. Following the release of “LB IV Life”, the three remaining group members split. While working with the Lost Boyz, Dre Most quickly learned how to stay relevant in the music business and launched his own production company Inn House Productions and Inn Studio recording facility.  

Most recently, Dre Most has worked with legendary rapper and Juice Crew member Craig G to executive produce “Ramblings Of An Angry Old Man”, which was recently released on Soul Spazm Records. “Ramblings Of An Angry Old Man” has received rave reviews as the original flavor of hip hop music in 2012.

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