Lowell has experienced an entire career’s worth of music industry ups-and-downs in an astonishingly short period of time. Her journey from dropping out of college and working as a stripper to finding her footing as the go-to songwriter for platinum selling pop stars will be fodder for an incredible autobiography one day, but freshly earned double platinum ("Not A Love Song" by Bülow) and gold ("Selfish" by Madison Beer) certified plaques and a new solo album on the way, Lowell’s in no rush to write her story. It’s only just beginning. And if she’s learned anything from the last decade, it’s that when life hands you lemons… After leaving stripping and escaping a manipulative manager, Lowell was tapped by producer Martin Terefe to create her debut EP, If You Can, Solve This Jumble, featuring collaborations with members of Coldplay, A-Ha and Mew. Catching the attention of indie label Arts & Crafts, Lowell released her 2014 debut, We Loved Her Dearly, which prominently addressed her feminist politics and time spent as a sex worker. Critically adored, but commercially under-appreciated, she put her solo career on hold and moved to LA to focus on songwriting where she quickly began working with ascendent pop artists like Hailee Steinfeld, JoJo, Demi Lovato, Lennon Stella and Charlie Puth.