Punk/Review Big Fun - Sexy Back

Big Fun is Austin Ford sings and plays the synth/keytar, Cody Barbato plays the Bison Bass and Nicholas Tripi plays the drums. They first met in 2nd grade in Southern California and have been making music together on and off ever since. They’re inspired heavily by industrial music like Nine Inch Nails, hard grunge like Alice in Chains, and hip-hop like Ludacris.

"Sexy Back" by Big Fun is a music video that pays homage to the Y2K classic originally by Justin Timberlake. In this vibrant cover, the band infuses their unique energy and style into the well-known track, creating an exciting clash of cultures and musical genres.

The choice to shoot a large portion of the video at a legendary DIY punk house in Riverside, California, adds an authentic and gritty backdrop to the performance. This location sets the stage for a visual journey that blends Y2K culture with the rebellious spirit of DIY punk. The clash between these two worlds is not only visually striking but also captures the essence of a transformative musical experience.

One noteworthy aspect of the video is the inclusion of real pyrotechnics. The use of pyrotechnics adds a level of excitement and spectacle to the performance, elevating the overall visual experience. This decision highlights the band's commitment to delivering a dynamic and engaging rendition of the song.

"Sexy Back" by Big Fun is more than just a cover; it's a celebration of music and culture. The video successfully brings together elements of the past and present, demonstrating the band's ability to infuse their own unique style into a classic track. It's a testament to the power of music to transcend genres and eras, making it a captivating and memorable musical journey.