Jason Valerio
An image from After the Game: A 20 Year Look at Three Former Athletes, one of the productions that also features Jason Valerio.
Jason Valerio

Jason Valerio

Trackademicks — aka Jason Valerio — began playing the saxophone in fourth grade and continued throughout high school. During high school, he joined Youth Radio where he met the founding members of the Honor Roll. Trackademicks began making music while attending the University of San Francisco. After graduating, he began to work with Mistah F.A.B., whom he produced six songs for on the rapper’s sophomore release, Son Of A Pimp, released in May 2005. In 2006 he produced an unofficial remix of “Tell Me When To Go” by Bay Area rapper E-40, garnering widespread popularity.

Trackademicks has collaborated with many other artists including Kamaiyah, J*Davey, Kid Sister, Kool A.D., Phonte of Little Brother and grammy nominated Foreign Exchange, Lyrics Born, Iamsu! from HBK Gang and Teedra Moses. He has also done remixes for notable artists such as Zero 7, Platinum Pied Pipers, Yummy Bingham, Chromeo, and The Editors.

After the Game: A 20 Year Look at Three Former Athletes

After the Game: A 20 Year Look at Three Former Athletes

2021

We Were Hyphy

We Were Hyphy

2022