Robert Rolfe Feddersen is a singer/songwriter from Chicago who currently resides in Crown Point, Indiana. Robert's songwriting style is very open, honest, reflective, humorous and topical. He has a well-crafted nine album catalog of songs, the last three of which were recorded all analog in Chicago by Steve Albini (Nirvana, Pixies, Cheap Trick). RRF was also named "Best of 2016" on Chicago's 93XRT’s Local Anesthetic.

Formerly the frontman of well-known mid-90’s Chicago band LOUDMOUTH, Robert earned a gold album from the soundtrack for the film Varsity Blues, penning the hit song "Fly." His songs have also appeared in numerous movies, movie trailers and TV shows. As a working and touring singer/songwriter, Robert performs in excess of 160 shows per year and his songwriting has been compared to early Springsteen/Steve Earle/Woody Guthrie. Robert’s style is Folk-Rock/Americana and his live shows are entertaining, engaging and audience-inclusive.  He has a unique style to his guitar playing -- taking a properly strung right-handed guitar and flipping it left handed so the strings are in reversed order. “I break a lot of high E strings playing this way, but it’s the only way I understand playing the guitar.”