Fun Lovin Criminals
Fun Lovin' Criminals formed in New York City in 1993 around Huey Morgan, Brian 'Fast' Leiser, and Frank Benbini. Their debut album 'Come Find Yourself' came...
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Fun Lovin' Criminals formed in New York City in 1993 around Huey Morgan, Brian 'Fast' Leiser, and Frank Benbini. Their debut album 'Come Find Yourself' came out in 1996 and included 'Scooby Snacks,' which became their best-known track. The music mixed hip-hop rhythms with jazz and rock elements, giving them a sound that didn't fit neatly into one genre.
Morgan's lyrics often carried a wry, observational tone, whether on 'Scooby Snacks' or later songs like 'Korean Bodega.' The band's lineup changed over time, with Benbini leaving in 2006 while Morgan and Leiser continued with various other musicians. They put out albums like '100% Columbian' in 1998 and 'Livin' in the City' in 2005, keeping their blend of styles intact even as members came and went.
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