​At the age of 6 years, Marvin Louis knew he could sing. The singer and song writer joined a group called The Satellites which stayed together from 7th grade through high school. After graduating high school, Marvin Louis joined another vocal group in College. After graduating College, he entered the military and began singing with a vocal group while stationed in Vietnam. Concluding a group performance at a soldier’s moral party, the Major and Staff Sargent were so impressed with Marvin Louis’s group performance that they authorized his group to perform for all military unit staff and soldiers stationed in Vietnam. After serving time in the military, Marvin Louis moved to New York and joined a nine-piece band that performed all over New York City, and a few cities outside New York City. The band became well-known in the New York Club scene. Marvin Louis moved to Texas after staying a year and a half in New York. Once he settled back in Texas, he reunited with The Satellites. For several years, the band traveled and performed for military bases and Non-commissioned officer clubs across the region. The band eventually folded due to the exhaustion of the constant traveling. Marvin Louis is inspired by the all-time great singers of the 60s and 70s. Those influences mixed with his own sui generis sound, has led him to finesse the studio with new recordings. Marvin Louis represents a culture and a time in music that continues to evolve.