Big Bang follows the Los Angeles trio's 2020 single Rabbit Hole, the first taster of what their fourth studio album might sound like, though further details on the project are yet to be revealed.
The track blends acoustic guitar with a droning bassline for a more experimental aesthetic with vocals dropping among electronic textures. Singer Clementine Creevy said:
"I wanted to give it a sort of early 'aughts pop production feel, with the interplay between the acoustic guitar figure and the bass synth and the 808 hits during the choruses. The lyrics came from feeling like I was growing apart from someone who was close to me in my life, and the song is essentially about heartache, but it’s euphoric at the same time. That's what I like about it — the intensity of those very personal feelings paired with a sort of huge, exposed energy. I feel like I was able to let a lot out with this song. It feels really special to me."
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