Dominic Fike – Rocket

Album Info

Artist: Dominic Fike

Title: Rocket

Year: 2025

Cover Art, via Spotify (Click to View)

Click Anywhere to Close

This album has 0 visitor listen(s)!

You can be the first! Just listen, and then click the button below.

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
This field is hidden when viewing the form

Tracklist

  • 1. All Hands on Deck (2:26)
  • 2. Aftermath - Edit (1:42)
  • 3. Smile (1:27)
  • 4. Sandman (2:19)
  • 5. Great Pretender (2:51)
  • 6. $500 Fine (1:22)
  • 7. One Glass (1:29)
  • 8. Quite the Opposite (2:20)
  • 9. Upset & Aggressive (2:31)
  • 10. David Lyons (3:13)
  • 11. Epilogue (2:59)
  • 12. Still Feel It (1:19)

Review

Dominic Fike’s “Rocket” feels like the musical equivalent of a late-night drive—you’re not sure where you’re headed, but it somehow feels like the right direction. Across 12 quick-hit tracks, he tosses together confessions about fatherhood, fame, and the chaos that comes with both, all wrapped up in that signature guitar-driven glow of his. Songs like “All Hands on Deck,” “Aftermath (Edit),” and “Smile” prove he’s still allergic to being boxed into one genre, sliding from tender self-reflection to swagger in a blink. And with most tracks clocking in around two minutes, it’s a breezy listen that somehow still manages to pack an emotional punch.

Compared to the sunny nostalgia of “Sunburn,” “Rocket” feels older, wiser, and maybe just a tad more bruised. The production is lean and laser-focused, like every note earns its place or gets the boot. Fike doesn’t just open the door to his headspace—he kicks it off its hinges, letting you peer right into the mess and beauty of growth. It’s candid, restless, and very much him: a little bit messy, a little bit magical, and totally worth pressing repeat. - Chloe