Dremel (DreMeezy) Tucker was born in the Funk Capital of the world, Dayton, Ohio which bread such acts as; Heatwave, Lakeside, The Ohio Players & Zapp.
Robert Tucker (father) was the lead singer & founder of The Sensational Voices of Faith, a local gospel group. The group would rehearse at the Tucker home several times a week . Being that Robert was sole owner of the musical equipment, Dre & his younger brother would sneak and experiment with the drums & guitars. The father took notice that the young boys had self taught themselves how to play the instruments. He later purchased guitars and drums of their very own.
In 1990, Dremel went off to Central State University to study Art & Design. He would receive a refund check each semester and began purchasing studio equipment. By the time he graduated, he had enough equipment to start a recording studio. The Tucker family remodeled their garage into a state of the art facility.The brothers then started an R&B group. The name Won Drem (One Dream) was given by their mother Betty Tucker. Won (for the end of Ty- WON) and Drem (the beginning of DREMel). Later the name would be reversed to Drem On.
In 1996, Dre signed a deal with rap label Tall Entertainment as an exclusive producer. During that time, he produced such acts as 275 & Rob Jackson. They had mild success nationally. The BET debut of 275s Move sumthing & Boom Boom Boom by Rob Jackson seemed very promising but wasn't enough to advance them into superstars. The T.E. label inked deals with both WEA (Warner/Elektra/Atlantic) as well as JIVE. For a brief period, Drem On was signed to a production deal with HIT SQUAD. They produced songs on several national releases.
Drem On has produced and worked alongside platinum selling artist; Scarface (Rap-A-Lot/ Def Jam) Styles P of the Lox (Bad Boy/ Arista) & Zapp (Warner Bros.) EPMD/PMD (Hit Squad)They also produced the theme song for NFL Hall of Famer John Elways Colorado Crush (Arena Footbal League). Drem On produced the score & soundtrack to the film "Young Bread Gettas" and they also have music appearing in the film "MayDay" by Tannlyne productions
The pain is real. The message is raw. The music? Undeniable.
Dre Meezy returns with his soul-stirring new single “So Blue” — a heartbreak anthem that cuts deep with every line.
Built on moody melodies and vulnerable storytelling, “So Blue” dives into the emotional wreckage left behind when love turns cold. Dre Meezy delivers powerful, introspective bars that speak to anyone who’s ever loved hard and lost harder. It’s the kind of record that doesn't just play — it hits.
🎥 The official music video brings the emotion to life with cinematic visuals that reflect the solitude, silence, and self-reflection that follow heartbreak. This isn’t just another sad song — it’s a moment, an experience, and a message.
💔 "So Blue" is for the broken, the healing, and the ones who still feel something.
Now Streaming on all platforms. Video is Out Now.
Built on moody melodies and vulnerable storytelling, “So Blue” dives into the emotional wreckage left behind when love turns cold. Dre Meezy delivers powerful, introspective bars that speak to anyone who’s ever loved hard and lost harder. It’s the kind of record that doesn't just play — it hits.
“I have produced for such artists as; DeMarco and 275 , Scarface, ( The Pressure) Styles P (It's Whatever), Zapp Troutman (Roll with Feezy), PMD of EPMD (Still A Customer), and John Elway (Colorado Crush Theme Song). We have scored several movies and television programs such as; Young Bread Gettas, May Day, Life Ain't Easy, Vow Village and Savage Sports.” - Dre Meezy
