Meta Meta is at the center of a new musical scene in Sao Paulo, biggest city in Brazil. The creative collective of whichthe group is an integral part has released over 30 albums in 5 years in collaboration with icons such as Tony Allen,Criolo, Tom Zé and Elza Soares. On their first album, "Meta Meta" (2011), the band presented a minimalistic sound withfew instruments, combining polyphony and silence. For the follow up, "Metal Metal" (Mais Um Discos, 2012), theyradically changed to a significantly more powerful and bulky sound, mixing influences from traditional Brazilian music,African, Latin, free jazz, punk and avant-garde.MM3 reveals a further sonic evolution, strongly influenced by music from Morocco, Ethiopa, Niger and Mali. MM3 wasrecorded live in two days and brings a more flexible sound with almost liquid structures, raging dynamics and lots ofimprovisation, faithful to the ecstatic and catarthic feeling from the group's live perfomances. It sounds darker then theprevious ones and yet danceble, lots of strange minor scales and rough, sometimes indistinguishable harmonies, andmore intrinsic arrangements. The album also features for the first time three songs composed by the three member of thegroup, along with collaborations with Siba and Rodrigo Campos. The core trio are joined by bassist and producerMarcelo Cabral and drummer Sergio Machado, both very active musicians in Sao Paulo's independent musical scene.