Olivia Fern is based in the Lake District National Park in northwest England. Her nature inspired lyrics along with her unique blend of alternative folk music with echoes of celtic musical traditions connects listeners to nature. A recurring theme within her music is separating the inner and outer worlds and the idea that change first comes from within. As a contemporary world music artist, Olivia Fern has worked with artists such as Ayla Schafer, Carrie Tree, and Kaya Project through collaborations and remixes. Her music has been featured on BBC introducing with her music being described as: “Incredible melodies, voice, lyrics and soul”. She has also been interviewed on BCC Radio 4’s Loose Ends while also performing her song ‘Calling Us Home’ live on the show.
Olivia Fern’s haunting voice, accompanied by fingerpicked acoustic guitar, lies at the heart of her music. The beauty of nature is a source of endless inspiration for her and a cause deeply rooted in her heart, shaping both her artistic vision and lyrical storytelling. Through organic percussion as well as layered vocal harmonies, her music shows sonic landscapes that reflect the serenity, wonder, and quiet majesty of the natural world. Her songs tend to set the scene with a gentle, meditative quality, and invite listeners into moments of reflection, healing, and reconnection with the landscapes that inspire her.
Olivia Fern
UK
Alternative Folk
Olivia Fern
Introspective atmospheric folk mixed with the intimate nature of indie folk, Olivia Fern creates nature-inspired music. Olivia Fern is an English alternative folk singer-songwriter who is known for using ambient and atmospheric elements. Her ethereal voice and nature-inspired themes encourage healing and reconnecting with nature. Her top performing song "The Moon's Song" has been streamed more than 17 million times on Spotify is a perfect example of how she captures the evocative emotions within nature. Along with concert venues, festivals, and yoga retreats, she also performs at environmental gatherings across the world. While being a part of the "conscious music" movement, her music is closely associated with environmental advocacy, and she regularly performs at environmental events. Her commitment to the living world has led her to share the stage with prominent environmental voices, including British environmental journalist George Monbiot and acclaimed nature writer Robert Macfarlane.
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