Dre Marshall, the Panamanian-American co-founder, songwriter, and producer of The Thirties, understands music. Having started his career as an artist, Marshall has always presented his unique brand of hip-hop unashamedly. With his latest single, Hustle Sold Separately, Marshall gets on a soapbox to give the listener his take on what it takes to make it. Growing up in Buffalo, New York, Andre "Dre" Marshall saw the diligence and drive needed for the music industry from his mother who was an up and coming artist herself. Fast forward and Marshall, now living in Daytona Beach, Florida, is not only growing as an artist, but also learning the ins and out of the business of the music industry in the process. He teams up with Breyan Isaac, an up and coming producer, who, like Marshall is from the northeast. The two forge a friendship and ultimately a partnership after several placements including Flo Rida's Good Feeling and Wild Ones (feat. Sia) and Pitbull's Timber (feat. Ke$ha), The Thirties was born. Even in his role as executive, Marshall has not hung up his mic. Moved by inspiration and truth, Marshall continues to deliver music that he believes is honest and thought provoking. As he continues to navigate the music industry as an executive, Marshall shows that his creative prowess as an artist remains intact and on point with every release.