Forfun

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years active

2001–2015

Genres

rock, melodic hardcore, reggae, alternative rock

Instruments

guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, vocals

Biography

Forfun was a Brazilian rock band formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2001, initially as a trio composed of Danilo Cutrim, Vitor Isensee, and Bruno Tizé. Throughout their career, the group consolidated a striking sound identity that mixed influences of alternative rock, melodic hardcore, reggae, and electronic elements, achieving great prominence in the national independent and underground scene alongside names like Fresno and NX Zero.

Starting with the release of prominent albums such as Teoria Dinâmica Gastativa and Polisenso, the band expanded their sound and gained national projection, culminating in works like Alegria Compartilhada and the live recording at Circo Voador. In 2015, after the release of the album Nu, the group announced the end of their activities and a farewell tour, a period when members Danilo, Vitor, and Nicolas began to be part of the BRAZA project.

After a nine-year hiatus, the band announced their return to the stage in December 2023 with the "Nós" tour, followed by performances at major festivals and commemorative shows for their classic albums. The group's main lineup features Danilo Cutrim, Vitor Isensee, Rodrigo Costa, and Nicolas Fassano.