FACAS E MACHADOS Lyrics – Matuê, FAB GODAMN & okie

Matuê is tearing through the scene with XTRANHO, his third studio album fresh out on December 10 via 30PRAUM, and FACAS E MACHADOS with FAB GODAMN and okie feels like a fever dream brawl—heart pounding, blades flashing, all wrapped in that smoky trap haze you can’t quit.

This seventh track hits hard at about three minutes, a chaotic trap storm cooked up by Neckklace, Nicholas Arashiro, and luangelus with those rattling hi-hats, warped synths, and ad-lib fire crackles that amp the frenzy. It’s pure Brazilian underground: Fab kicks it off with raw revolt, spitting about a racing heart and needing blunts to float above the mess, while Matuê flips to slick disses on shallow vibes and high-rolling excess. Okie closes with that laid-back ganja glow, name-dropping Bezerra da Silva and Wiz Khalifa strains over luxury flexes like Audemars left at home for a Tag Heuer switch-up.

Themes? It’s all coping in the chaos—futility, fleeting highs, and that strange pull of getting lost in the smoke, delivered with flows that twist from melodic mumbles to sharp jabs, like a cypher gone off the rails.

XTRANHO lives up to its name as a 13-track dive into Matuê’s warped world, blending gritty trap with experimental edges that scream outsider energy. It opens with the bold “REI TUË” and rolls through collabs like “ÍCONE FASHION” with kouth, the speedy “AUTOBAHN” feat. Cashley, and “NANANANA” alongside OS NANA, before easing into reflective cuts such as “BACKSTAGE” and “TODAS AS LUZES.” The whole thing clocks under 35 minutes, a tight fever of underground aesthetics—think distorted samples and knife-sharp marketing that started back in August with those cryptic 🔪 posts on his socials. They even previewed “MEU CEMITÉRIO” days before drop, and the Vale do Anhangabaú listening party on release night had fans losing it live. The MV for this one is already racking views on YouTube, pulling in that visual grit to match the bars.

Matuê’s been building this beast since his 2019 breakout with MZSP and 2020’s Máquina do Tempo, but XTRANHO marks his rawest swing yet—less polish, more unfiltered fire after a string of singles that teased the storm. Teaming with rising names like FAB GODAMN’s chaotic edge and okie’s chill menace, it’s him owning that “stranho” crown, turning personal haze into anthems that hit the streets and playlists alike. Just five days post-drop, it’s already reshaping the trap conversation down south.