T Fern
T Fern is a Los Angeles group that formed around four musicians: Timothy Fernandez on vocals, Fernando Rodriguez on guitar and production, Natalie Carter on...
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T Fern is a Los Angeles group that formed around four musicians: Timothy Fernandez on vocals, Fernando Rodriguez on guitar and production, Natalie Carter on keyboards and vocals, and Anthony Jackson on drums. They spent their early years playing open mics and rehearsing while dealing with the usual financial pressures of trying to make it in the city.
In 2021, they released the single "MONEY RAIN," which caught on with listeners and became their breakthrough track. The song's straightforward melody and lyrics about financial aspiration connected with a wider audience.
After that, they put out a debut album called "Chasing Dreams." The record showed the group working across different styles, and it received some critical attention and award nominations.
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