Kendell Marvel, a well-known composer who has written successes for notable performers including Chris Stapleton, George Strait, Jamey Johnson, and Jake Owen, has now made a name for himself as a solo performer with his debut album, "Lowdown and Lonesome." Marvel's rich roots in rock & roll and down-home country are combined on this concept album, showing his diverse musical abilities.

Marvel demonstrates his remarkable songwriting abilities by having composition credits on nine out of the album's ten tracks. He takes listeners on a relatable trip through heartbreak, vices, and everything in between. While the title tune, "Lowdown and Lonesome," addresses the depths of reaching rock bottom and finding solace in alcohol, songs like "Gypsy Love" depict the story of unrequited love. Marvel blends the traditional country sound of Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams Jr. with the southern rock edge reminiscent of the Allman Brothers and ZZ Top throughout the entire album as a tribute to the country music legends.

Marvel, a native of Southern Illinois, developed a love for performing at a young age and began enthralling audiences at the age of ten. Marvel realized he needed to relocate to Music City, Nashville, where he could advance his songwriting abilities as he perfected his trade. Marvel achieved success on his very first day in Nashville by co-writing Gary Allen's first Top 5 song, "Right Where I Need To Be." Marvel's career as a popular songwriter officially began with this, but his long-term goal had always been to become a solo artist.

Marvel continued to tour the nation year after year, spreading his music from coast to coast, despite his popularity as a songwriter. This unwavering commitment made it possible for him to establish a personal connection with audiences and opened the road for his solo career.

Kendell Marvel makes his artistic debut with "Lowdown and Lonesome," fusing his alluring voice with his strong compositional skills..

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