Lil Quill

Lil Quill is an American recording artist born on October 9, 1998. He gained recognition in the hip-hop scene, particularly through his association and collaborations with Yung Mal. Their partnership attracted attention, leading to their signing with Gucci Mane’s 1017 Eskimo Records, a division of 1017 Global Music, LLC, which itself is part of Warner Music Group and distributed by Atlantic Records. This affiliation provided a platform for his early career, contributing to the development of his discography which includes mixtapes and EPs.

Throughout his career, Lil Quill has released several projects and singles, showcasing a consistent output of music. Notable releases include the mixtapes “Don Quillion” (2020) and “Don Quillion 2” (2021), along with the EP “Kids of the 6” (2017). His musical journey has also involved numerous collaborations with other artists in the hip-hop community. He has appeared on tracks like “Cold Shoulder” on Yung Mal’s album “Iceburg” (2019) and featured on singles such as “Aww Man” (2020) and “Rocket” (2024), demonstrating his continued presence and output in the industry.

Lil Quill’s recent work includes the albums “McJagger” (2023), “I Never Had a Chance” (2023), and “Don Quillion III” (2024), indicating ongoing artistic development and productivity. He has also released several singles in 2023 and 2024, including “Spiked Up,” “We Got It,” “Ice Age,” and “Go Crazy,” maintaining his engagement with his audience through regular releases. His career reflects a sustained endeavor in music production and collaboration within the hip-hop genre.