Kid Quill
Kid Quill started writing and rapping as a teenager in Minneapolis, drawing early inspiration from artists like Eminem and Outkast. He released his debut...
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Kid Quill started writing and rapping as a teenager in Minneapolis, drawing early inspiration from artists like Eminem and Outkast. He released his debut mixtape 'A Place Like This' in 2013, which included the track 'Daily Routine' that connected with listeners dealing with mental health struggles.
His first album 'History of a Boy' came out in 2015 and featured collaborations with Atmosphere, Brother Ali, and Dessa. He followed it with 'Fool's Paradise' in 2017 and 'No One Will Listen to Your Demo Tape' in 2019. In 2018, he publicly shared his bipolar disorder diagnosis, which sparked conversations about mental health in music.
Kid Quill's songs often work through personal experiences with mental health and vulnerability. He's collaborated with other artists including P.O.S., Astronautalis, and Chastity Brown, and his track 'A Song To Sing' features Devvon Terrell and Mark Battles.
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