In this field, Carson Ferris is a formidable opponent and must be taken seriously. Because of his one-of-a-kind musical style, deep love for music, and unflinching commitment to perfecting his craft, he is quickly becoming a rising star in the music industry.

This young singer-songwriter was born and raised in Provo, Utah, and began playing the guitar at the tender age of six. He has been captivated by music ever since he was a child.

Ferris polished his abilities at Dave Wilbur’s Rock Lab in Orem, where he was surrounded by other musicians who shared his enthusiasm for playing, and it was there that he found his love for performing. After that, he became a member of the One Voice Children’s Choir, which contributed to the further establishment of his position in the music business.

Ferris, on the other hand, decided to take charge of his own life because the year 2020 was so unpredictable. He was brave enough to move to Los Angeles and try to make it as a solo artist. It was at this studio that he recorded his first hit, “Can’t Be Without You,” which featured Trinidad Cardona and was released the following year, in October 2021.

Ferris’ most recent album, “Drive Alone,” is both a demonstration of his development as an artist and a call to go on a journey of inward exploration. This song talks about how hard it is to make all the choices you have to make in life and find your own way, no matter what other people think.

Keep an eye on this rising young talent as they continue to create waves in the music industry.

How long have you been making music, and what attracted you to it?
I’ve been making music since the start of the pandemic in 2020. I had always liked to sing and play the guitar, and suddenly I had all this time on my hands.

What was your first project, who were the people you worked with, and in which year?
My first project was for 2020. I released two original songs with Nate Jolley and O.B.A. He actually goes by Obeeyay now.

Who or what inspires or motivates you? And why?
I’ve always been inspired by musicians, but in 2018 I saw a video of a children’s choir singing, and I thought it was really cool, and I wanted to be part of something like that. I joined a choir, and that later led to me meeting people who helped me start my career.

What are your friends’ and parents’ thoughts on your career in singing?
They are all very supportive. My parents drive me to lessons and recording sessions and help me practice. I feel very supported in my music career.

What are some of the challenges you face in your career path?
One challenge I’ve faced is my age. As a twelve-year-old, a lot of people don’t take me seriously and are very surprised to see me perform.

How do you feel the Internet has impacted the music business?
I think the internet has made making music easier than ever. More people can hear your music, and you no longer have to be signed to a label.

Do you have any advice for aspiring songwriters?
Advice to aspiring songwriters: you can find inspiration anywhere, and you can write a song about anything. It doesn’t have to be perfect. You don’t even have to play an instrument. Just sit down and write what’s in your mind and put a melody to it.

What is the topic of your current project?
My current project is about making songs about hard things that people can relate to, and lifting them up. letting them know they’re not alone.

What does this song mean to you?
Drive alone is a song about making hard decisions in my music career and having lots of people tell you that you should do this or that, and you just have to do what you know is best for you. It’s something that has happened in my life, and this song is something I want to help people going through similar things.

What are your hobbies?
I love to spend time with my family, I like to read, play video games, and rock climb.

What do you do aside from this profession?
I do online school so I have more flexibility and time for music

What is one message you would give to your fans?
I want to thank my fans for supporting me and listening to my music. I appreciate it so much.