Money To Blow Music Group / Artist Archive

JTrax

Artist. Writer. Producer.

JTrax contributed to the creative work surrounding Money To Blow Music Group (MTBMG), the music company founded by Jermaine Carlos Diaz, professionally known as Young Lace.

Among his contributions, JTrax wrote and produced “DAB WIT ME,” according to the label founder's account. The photographs below preserve scenes of the artists, collaborators, Team Trax branding, and studio culture from that period.

JTrax, associated with Team Trax, contributed as an artist, songwriter and producer to the Money To Blow Music Group story. The archive credits him with writing and producing “DAB WIT ME” for Young Lace. These photographs document studio work and collaborators from that era.

From the archive

JTrax at a recording studio mixing console with a collaborator — Young Lace and Money To Blow Music Group archival photography
JTrax during a historical recording studio session — part of the Money To Blow Music Group artist archive.
Team Trax branded shirt from the JTrax archive
Team Trax branded shirt from the JTrax archive
JTrax wearing a Team Trax shirt outside a hotel
JTrax wearing a Team Trax shirt outside a hotel
Music-industry collaborators inside a luxury vehicle
JTrax with a collaborator inside a luxury vehicle
Music-industry collaborators photographed during an industry event
JTrax and a collaborator photographed during an industry event
Music-industry collaborators wearing Team Trax shirts at an airport
JTrax with a collaborator wearing Team Trax shirts at an airport
Three collaborators pictured together in an archival photograph
Three collaborators pictured together in an archival photograph
Music-industry collaborators photographed in a clothing shop
Music-industry collaborators photographed in a clothing shop
JTrax and music-industry collaborators photographed at a nightlife event
JTrax and music-industry collaborators photographed at a nightlife event

The gallery includes cropped archival screenshots with the original people and scene preserved, alongside supplied standalone photographs. Original screenshots are retained as source records; some dates and individuals have not been independently verified.