Mattilha
Mattilha formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2004, originally led by Rodrigo Amarante and Marcelo Camelo. Their debut album "A Hora e a Vez do Coração" came out the...
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Mattilha formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2004, originally led by Rodrigo Amarante and Marcelo Camelo. Their debut album "A Hora e a Vez do Coração" came out the following year. Amarante left the band in 2005, and Camelo continued with new members, including Simone Sou and Jonathan Doe who joined around 2008.
They released six studio albums between 2005 and 2019. Their self-titled 2008 album "Mattilha" drew attention for its explicit lyrics and provocative themes. Songs like "Sem Tempo Ruim (part. Sioux66)" and "Blues Pra Acalmar" show their range, mixing rhythmic energy with more reflective moments.
Their later work includes albums like "Rei Zulu" in 2013 and "Dia Insano" in 2016. The band's sound incorporated elements of samba and MPB, though the specific experimental aspects mentioned in some descriptions aren't well-documented in reliable sources.
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