WrekkNBall Entertainment · Houston, TX

DJ Wrekk

Chopped, screwed & dubbed in Houston since the four-track days.

DJ, producer and multimedia designer out of the South Park Coalition scene — thirty-plus years of slowed-down tapes, trap mashups and hand-built visuals, all under one banner.

Master dub · Tape 01 — History · Side A · 90 min · Type II CrO₂

WREKK.TV · master dub · side A
Black-and-white 1990s photograph of a young DJ Wrekk with two friends in a room papered with rap flyers and posters.

South Park, Houston — the early days

third-generation copy · still plays fine

Side A · Trk 01 — The story

Raised on dubbed tape

Scanned 1990s print of a nine-person crew photographed from above, everyone looking up into the camera.
Crew shot, scanned from a print that survived the '90s.

South Park roots

Doug Huff — DJ Wrekk — came up in Houston when the fastest way to move music was a dual-cassette deck and patience. Long before anything streamed, he was recording, dubbing and passing tapes hand to hand through the neighborhoods that built the city's sound, running with the South Park Coalition family of artists.

That coalition identity never left the work. The crew, the block and the physical tape are still the units this catalog is measured in.

A man holding CDs beneath a yellow Bigtyme Recordz 'CS + CD' sign inside a Houston record shop.
Under the Bigtyme Recordz sign — the catalog Wrekk reworks in his screwed series.

The screwed tradition

Houston slowed music down and made it its own. Working in the lineage that DJ Screw's circle pioneered, Wrekk chops and screws with a collector's ear — stretching records until the bass turns to syrup and every bar gets room to land.

His screwed classics series pulls from the city's own shelves, Bigtyme Recordz-era material included, reworked tape by tape into his own slowed editions.

DJ Wrekk pointing to a friend who holds up two mixtape DVDs, in front of a wall of fitted caps at a Houston shop.
Moving mixtapes the old way — in person, over the counter.

The WrekkNBall era

Today the output runs under the WrekkNBall Entertainment banner: screwed mixes, high-energy trap mashups that flip pop records into something Houston-shaped, and original productions spread across every major streaming platform.

The DJ work is only half the story. Wrekk is a multimedia designer too — album art, cover design and music video production — which is why this site has a multimedia showcase alongside the music.

Side A · Trk 02 — Eras

Counter positions

Rough tape-counter marks on a three-decade run.

  1. Late '80s–'90s — The dub years

    Four-tracks, dual decks and borrowed records in South Park. First mixes recorded to cassette and dubbed for whoever asked.

  2. 2000s — Catalog years

    The screwed sound matures and the shelf fills up: mix CDs, screwed reworks of Houston label material and a steady run of collaborations across the city's scene.

  3. 2010s — Mixtapes & multimedia

    Mixtape DVDs over shop counters, video edits, flyer and cover design — the visual side of the operation grows into a practice of its own.

  4. The WrekkNBall era

    A multi-decade catalog on the streaming platforms, trap mashups in the sets, and WREKK.TV as the one place it all plugs in.

Side A · Trk 04 — From the crates

Proof of work

Pulled from the photo boxes — green rooms, parking lots and the people along the way.

DJ Wrekk throwing a hand sign beside Houston rapper Paul Wall in the stands at a Houston stadium show.
Stadium day with Paul Wall.
DJ Wrekk posing outside with three friends, one wearing a Screwed Up Click 'S.U.C.' shirt.
Coalition company — S.U.C. in the building.
DJ Wrekk and a friend backstage in a cinder-block hallway between two green rooms.
Backstage, somewhere between green rooms 1 and 2.
DJ Wrekk and a friend mugging for a camcorder in a parking lot at night, lot lights flaring behind them.
Camcorder night, straight off the tape.
A friend in a white shirt waves to the camera over DJ Wrekk's shoulder at a nighttime backyard party with balloons.
Backyard session, balloons included.
Blurry camcorder-style photo of DJ Wrekk with a friend at a club at night.
Club footage — blur is part of the format.