LFO, short for Lyte Funkie Ones, was an American pop and rap trio formed in New Bedford, Massachusetts, in 1995. The group initially consisted of Rich Cronin, Brian "Brizz" Gillis, and Brad Fischetti, with Devin Lima joining after Gillis's departure. LFO gained fame with their 1999 hit single "Summer Girls," known for its catchy lyrics and upbeat melody. Their self-titled debut album went on to achieve platinum status, and they followed this success with a second album, "Life is Good," in 2001. Despite lineup changes and the passing of Cronin and Lima, LFO remains remembered for its impact on late 1990s pop music.