BIG SIGNATURE
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BIG
SIGNATURE

BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT

Bass-driven
Indie funk

FUNK

Funk

Hip-Hop

Jazz

Soul

The sound collides.

Big Signature is a nine-piece funk powerhouse from Bridgeport, Connecticut—three horns, dual keyboards, guitars, and a deep-pocket rhythm section moving as one.

Driven by exceptional songwriting and arrangements, Big Signature turns sophisticated compositions into explosive live performances. Intricate horn lines, massive grooves, unexpected changes, and psychedelic textures pull from funk, soul, jazz, and hip-hop while remaining unmistakably their own.

Big songs. Deep grooves. Fearless musicianship. One of the tightest funk bands on the East Coast.

This makes more sense loud.

VOLUME RECOMMENDED / MOVEMENT EXPECTED

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THE NINE

Johnny Britto, Sax & Lead Vocals

Johnny Britto

Sax & Lead Vocals

Brian Borelli, Trombone

Brian Borelli

Trombone

Lucas Gould, Bass

Lucas Gould

Bass

Conor Andrews, Drums

Conor Andrews

Drums

Chris Intilangelo, Keyboards

Chris Intilangelo

Keyboards

Chris Strange, Keyboards

Chris Strange

Keyboards

Nick Depuy, Guitar

Nick Depuy

Guitar

Tim Cole, Guitar

Tim Cole

Guitar

Mike Strange, Trumpet

Mike Strange

Trumpet

NINE INDIVIDUAL MUSICAL PERSONALITIES. ONE ENORMOUS ORGANISM.

Big Signature horn player performing live in saturated stage light

THREE
HORNS.

NO BRAKES.

Big Signature playing together on stage in Bridgeport

BRIDGEPORT
STREET FUNK

FIND THE GROOVE.

UPCOMING + ARCHIVE →

Sweat is part of the arrangement.

“A joyous amalgam of fiendish musical battle wizards… taking you on a voyage of funk, rock, fusion & hip hop.” — Park City Music Hall
Big Signature musicians in motion during a live performance
Big Signature horn section performing live

FOR TALENT BUYERS / FESTIVALS / CLUBS

Put nine people on your stage.

Horn-driven funk-fusion built for clubs, festivals, outdoor concert series, breweries, colleges and private events.

Audience positioning: Lettuce, Dumpstaphunk, Ghost-Note, Galactic, The Motet and Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe. No affiliation implied.