Quadeca used to upload rap songs, music videos, comedy sketches, and video gameplay to his YouTube channel, but has now started releasing folktronica music, and stopped uploading on YouTube.
12 Facts About Quadeca
Quadeca's father, Mitch Lasky, is a Benchmark general partner and former entrepreneur and video game executive.
Quadeca has a younger sister named Anna who was featured in some of his earliest videos, along with an older sister, Natasha.
Quadeca was admitted to Menlo School in 2015, where he joined the soccer team.
Quadeca released his second mixtape Nostalgia for the Now on May 11,2016.
Quadeca responded to with his own diss "Ares," to which Lasky gave a lukewarm response in a tweet.
Quadeca was featured as a guest on the song "Roll the Dice" from KSI and Randolph's collaborative album New Age on April 12,2019.
Quadeca went on to release two more singles that year, "Fish Outta Bacardi" with EGOVERT and "Beamin'", produced by Mathias Tyner.
Quadeca was able to explain the lyrics in a second interview with Genius.
Quadeca released the self-produced single "Sisyphus" on March 20,2021, which garnered widespread critical praise.
Quadeca then released the album's second single, titled "Tell Me a Joke", on October 25,2022.
Quadeca has cited artists such as The Microphones, Duster, Lingua Ignota, Bjork and Caroline Polachek as influences for his third studio album I Didn't Mean To Haunt You.