Nancy Cartonio

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Lil McGill
Lil McGill in 2007
Lil McGill in 2007
Background information
Also known asNaenerys Cargaryen, Mother Of Hooligans
Born (1977-02-21) February 21, 1977 (age 47)
Wichita, Kansas, US
GenresIndie, adult contemporary, pop, reggae, progressive folk
Occupation(s)Musician, producer, businesswoman
Instrument(s)vocals, guitars, keyboards
Years active1990s–present
LabelsIndependent, CD Baby
Websitehttps://lilmcgillmusic.com/home

Lil McGill (born Nancy Cartonio) aka Naenerys Cargaryen, (born February 21, 1977, Wichita, Kansas, USA) is a folk musician, songwriter, and music producer living in Portland, Maine.

History

Cartonio has been a musician since she was a child. Cartonio's band "Dear Liza" was very popular in the Northeast United States during the 1990s. She also performed as a duo with her friend Heather Caston for many years. She is on the board of directors of the libertarian think tank The Council of Twelve,[1] the Maine Music Association,[2][3] and the Maine Songwriters' Association. Cartonio has been featured on 98.9 WCLZ FM[4] in Portland, Maine and included in the Boston Phoenix[5] newspaper. Internationally, she has charted on numerous folk internet charts and receives rotation on internet radio daily.[6] She quietly released an E-cookbook under the name Mother Of Hooligans in 2017.

Discography

  • 2023- Dead and Dying
  • 2023- The Long Night
  • 2023- high school drama
  • 2019- Caribbean Sun (SolNjha ft Lil McGill)
  • 2017- Ridiculous (Lil McGill ft Mr Gadget)
  • 2008- Aquatronic (Aquatronic)
  • 2007- Life and Love (Nancy Cartonio)
  • 2001- Birthday mixtape (Nan Car)
  • 1995- The Haunting of Bill's House on Wolcott Street mixtape (Dear Liza)
  • 1991- This is Aggressive Folk (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Dear Liza)

Appearances

  • SOLNJHA ft Lil McGill – 2019
  • Lost Houses – 2003, Jason Spooner (piano & backing vocals)
  • Naked in Portland (soundtrack) – 2003, Jason Wilkins aka Figure Models (lead vocals)

References

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