Kendall Brower

Kendall Brower, also known as Kendall Goodman, was born and raised in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. She relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, over six years ago to pursue a career in music. Brower started singing and writing at an early age, developing her skills as a singer-songwriter. Her career in Nashville has involved consistent daily writing sessions, focusing on maintaining a healthy lifestyle to support her professional endeavors in the music industry. Her work spans multiple genres, including pop, alternative, R&B, and country music, demonstrating her versatility as a writer.

Brower’s career progression includes significant achievements and collaborations. In 2021, she contributed to Oh My Girl’s album “Dear OhMyGirl” with the track “초대장.” In 2023, she co-wrote “Next Right Thing” for Mason Ramsey’s “Falls Into Place EP” on Atlantic Records and “Bet On Me” for ITZY’s “Kill My Doubt” mini-album released by JYP Entertainment. The latter earned a Golden Disc Award nomination for Album of the Year and charting positions on the Billboard 200 and Top Album Sales. Her songwriting has led to features in prominent publications such as People Magazine, American Songwriter, and CMT, and appearances in Times Square.

Beyond songwriting for major artists, Brower has secured sync placements for various projects. Her work includes “See Me Win” by Reyna Roberts for NFL Sunday Spotlight, “Audrey” and “Separate Ways” by Nox Holloway for Hulu’s “How I Met Your Father” and HBO Max’s “Sex Lives of College Girls,” respectively. Additionally, her songs “Brand New Vibe” and “Christmas” by Kellab were featured in an Intel Internet Commercial and Hallmark’s “The Christmas Bow.” She has written for artists such as Matt Schuster (Warner Music Nashville), Danielle Bradbery (Firebird), Kyler Weston (Atlantic), Reyna Roberts (EMPIRE), Daisha McBride, PS1, Man Club, KINGS, Grey Zeigler, WILD, and Anna Hamilton.