The midway point between DJ Screw and Bad Brains, the always-eclectic Fat Tony is one of the most creative artists to come out of Houston’s 3rd Ward, the same neighborhood that produced the legendary Big Moe and Beyoncé. Over the course of five albums, he’s collaborated with everyone from A$AP Rocky to Das Racist, Bun B to Murs. With the release of his latest opus, ‘10,000 Hours,’ Fat Tony dials the Come Up to discuss his hometown love of Lil Keke and DJ Screw, discovering punk rock as a teenager, and his print magazine, Found Me. Tune in to learn more about one of the most compelling and thoughtful artists alive in conversation with Jeff Weiss.

Twins Adam and David Moss weren’t just born with the ability to enact perfect harmonies.The brothers moved to different parts of the country to develop their own unique repertoire, only to come back together and form The Brother Brothers. Adam plays the fiddle, David plays the cello and guitar and while their synchronicity could easily be attributed to their innate connection as twins, it’s more a product of hard work and dedication than anything. Listen in as The Brother Brothers join the latest episode of Rocket Range to talk about the journey that has brought them back together to where they are now in Brooklyn.

Originally from Montreal, Kaia Kater went off to college in West Virginia to study the banjo and Appalachian music. The answers she began to find musically, only fueled her desire to find answers about herself, her roots and how she came to be. Trips to her father’s home country of Grenada proved to be the catalyst for not only her own self-discovery, but for the creative flame that inspired her newest album, ‘Grenades.’ Listen in as Kaia Kater joins Rocket Radio following her appearance at the Fayetteville Roots Music Festival in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Flasher is Washington DC’s post-punk trio. The vibrant band is made of Taylor Mulitz on guitar, bassist Daniel Saperstein and drummer Emma Baker. The three share vocal duties and create the perfect combo of anxiety provoking noice and danceable pop melodies. Josh Beech chatted with the band from their van while they were out on their west coast headlining tour promoting their debut album, 'Constant Image'.

Shaina Rae and Ron G talk about the latest in music news and what's going on at Rocket.

The hair god, the Craigslist killer, the plant king, Speak! Is a Los Angeles icon-turned Mexico City based rap game, Los Tigres del Norte. Over the course of this decade, he’s collaborated with everyone from Mac Miller to Vince Staples, Juicy J to Denzel Curry. And he also happened to write Kreayshawn’s “Gucci Gucci.” In honor of his latest album, ‘A Man + His Plants’, he joins the Rocket Radio Come Up to talk about his early days at Project Blowed, his friendship and working relationship with the deeply-mourned Mac Miller, and his sudden decision to move to Mexico. And he did it while his hair as silky as Charlotte’s Web. Here he is in conversation with Jeff Weiss.

Originally from Idaho, but now calling Portland their home, twin sisters Laurie and Katelyn Shook make string-heavy folk music with indelible harmonies. We caught up with the pair while at Fayetteville Roots Festival, shortly before they played an incredible live show to talk about releasing their next album, some of the more unconventional instruments they use on stage and the power of music as an agent of change.

What do you do when nobody’s watching? This is the cardinal question Dre Babinski aska on her second Steady Holiday LP, the aptly-titled 'Nobody’s Watching', out now on Barsuk Records. The retro-mystique and built-in nostalgia of her earlier work is as present as ever, though this time around, Babinski’s satin coo hovers higher over the violin than it has before. Listen in as babinski joins Rocket Radio to talk philosophize about what really goes on in our minds in those moments when we’re pushing forward with our lives, absent of anyone besides our own thoughts.

The pride of New Orleans, Tarriona “Tank” Ball leads her band, Tank and The Bangas, with the soul and vigor of perhaps America’s finest city. They came into prominence after winning NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest in 2017 and have been doing nothing less than stealing hearts across stages worldwide ever since. From soul and funk to rap and rock and roll, Tank is a bandleader in the mold of George Clinton and she’s just getting started. Listen in as Tank joins Rocket Radio to talk about some of her favorite spots in New Orleans, how her life has changed since Tiny Desk and how she’s just one of many Queens who deserve a crown. Respect.

Damon McMahon is finally experiences the breakthrough he deserves. With ‘Freedom’, the 5th Amen Dunes album, McMahon presented his already stellar songwriting in a slightly different package, one with a renewed sense of intent and it’s been widely praised as one of the best albums of 2018. Rocket Radio’s Adrian Spinelli caught up with McMahon at San Francisco Outside Lands festival to talk about inspiration, movement, musicality, surfers, painters and of course, ‘Freedom.’