Sporting Life (musician)

Sporting Life
Birth name	Eric Adiele
Also known as	Sport
Born	1983 (age 32–33) Virginia, United States
Origin	New York City, New York, United States
Genres	Alternative hip hop electronic
Occupation(s)	Record producer rapper songwriter
Instruments	Vocals
Years active	2011–present
Labels	R&S
Associated acts	Ratking
Website	sportinglife.nyc

Eric Adiele (born 1983), better known by his stage name Sporting Life,^[1] is an American alternative hip hop and electronic record producer, recording artist, and songwriter from New York City, New York.^[2] He founded New York City hip hop group Ratking with American rapper Wiki in 2011, which would later include rapper Hak and producers Racerra and Ramon. As well as to releasing music with Ratking, he has released several albums and extended plays under the record label R&S Records.

Discography

Studio albums

List of studio albums, with year released

Title	Album details
So It Goes (with Ratking)	Released: April 8, 2014 Label: HXC Formats: digital download, CD
55 5's'[2]'	Released: September 18, 2015 Label: R&S Formats: digital download, cassette

Extended plays

List of extended plays, with year released

Title	Album details
Wiki93 (with Ratking)	Released: November 6, 2012 Label: HXC Formats: digital download
700-Fill (with Ratking)[2]	Released: March 4, 2015 Label: HXC Formats: digital download
Slam Dunk Vol. I [2]	Released: September 2, 2016 Label: R&S Formats: digital download
Slam Dunk Vol. II	Released: September 30, 2016 Label: R&S Formats: digital download
Slam Dunk Vol. III	Released: November 4, 2016 Label: R&S Formats: digital download

Guest appearances

List of non-single guest appearances, with other performing artists, showing year released and album name

Title	Year	Artist(s)	Album
"God Bless Me"	2015	Wiki, Skepta	Lil Me
"God Bless Me" (Remix)	2016	Wiki, Antwon, Skepta	N/A

Production discography

2011

Wiki - 1993

• 01. "Retired Sports"
• 02. "Pretty Picture"
• 03. "646 - 704 - 2610"
• 04. "Piece of Shit"
• 05. "Wikispeaks"
• 06. "Sporting Life"

2012

Ratking - Wiki93

• 01. "Retired Sports"
• 02. "Pretty Picture"
• 03. "646 - 704 - 2610"
• 04. "Piece of Shit"
• 05. "Wikispeaks"
• 06. "Comic"
• 07. "Sporting Life"

2013

Ratking -

• "100"

2014

Ratking - So It Goes

• 01. "*" (produced with DJ Dog Dick)
• 02. "Canal"
• 03. "Snow Beach" (produced with Isaiah Barr)
• 04. "So Sick Stories" (featuring King Krule) [produced with King Krule and DJ Dog Dick]
• 05. "Remove Ya"
• 06. "Eat" (produced with DJ Dog Dick)
• 07. "So It Goes"
• 08. "Puerto Rican Judo" (featuring Wavy Spice)
• 09. "Protein" (produced with DJ Dog Dick)
• 10. "Bug Fights"
• 11. "Take" (featuring Salomon Faye)
• 12. "Cocoa '88" (featuring DJ Dog Dick) [produced with DJ Dog Dick]

2015

Remy Banks - higher.

• 01. "inhale."
• 02. "let em know."
• 10. "feast." (featuring Hak)

Wiki - Lil Me

• 01. "WikiFlag" (produced with Madlib, Benamin, and Isaac Sleator)
• 04. "Hit the L" (featuring Hak) [produced with Isaac Sleator]
• 05. "Old Blocks New Kids" (featuring Jadasea) [produced with Isaiah Barr]
• 06. "Cherry Tree" (featuring Micachu) [produced with Micachu]
• 09. "Lil Me" (produced with Dev Hynes)
• 13. "Patience" (featuring Antwon)
• 15. "Ioneedmuch" (featuring Teddy AF)

Kelela - Hallucinogen Remixes

• 03. "Rewind (Sporting Life Remix)"

References

1. "This Is Not a Drill". The Portland Mercury. Retrieved 29 November 2016.
2. Mertens, Max. "Get On the Courts with Ratking Producer Sporting Life's EP 'Slam Dunk Vol. 1'". Thump. Retrieved 29 November 2016.