ÍCONE FASHION Lyrics – Matuê & kouth | from “XTRANHO”

Matuê just touched down with XTRANHO, his third studio album hitting shelves yesterday on his own 30PRAUM label, and ÍCONE FASHION alongside kouth feels like strutting through a neon-lit afterparty—luxury dripping, pulses racing, every bar a reminder you’re built different.

This fourth track runs a lean three minutes, pure Brazilian trap with a high-gloss sheen from producers 6ee, ksilexxx, Leeway, luangelus, and mavyrmldy. It’s got that signature Matuê swirl: Auto-Tuned hooks over skittering hi-hats and synth swells that build like a private jet takeoff, blending English ad-libs with Portuguese flows for that global flex. The vibe’s all about rockstar haze—adrenaline spikes (“Tipo Telecine”), designer obsessions (Goyard in the cargo hold), and tangled flings where models slide into the scheme without jealousy.

Kouth jumps in on the second verse with her sharp, swag-heavy delivery, flipping the script on danger and high fashion like it’s her daily uniform, adding this nu-metal-tinged edge that keeps it unpredictable. Lyrically, it’s a love letter to excess: past flames fading, new ones sucking the soul right out, all wrapped in that “ícone fashion” swagger that screams untouchable.

XTRANHO dropped with zero warning after months of cryptic teases on Matuê’s socials—think daily FL Studio clips and a massive public listening party in São Paulo’s Anhangabaú Valley that pulled over 10,000 fans into the chaos. The 13-track ride dives headfirst into underground trap’s darker corners: paranoia creeping in silent hustles, that loss-of-control rush amid the glow-up. It opens with “REI TUÊ” setting a regal tone, hits emotional lows on “MEU CEMITÉRIO,” then cruises through collabs like Brandão on “TALKING BOUT” and LPT Zlatan elsewhere, with BNYX and Neckklace handling key beats. Even sprinkles in English cuts for that borderless feel. The MV’s already blowing up on YouTube, racking views with its sleek visuals that match the lyrics’ high-life pulse.

Matuê’s been on this self-made tear since blowing up with 2020’s Máquina do Tempo, but XTRANHO cements him as the trap kingpin calling his own shots—full control on production, features from rising underground voices like kouth, who’s carving her lane as a São Paulo-based singer-rapper-producer blending trap with visual art flair. Teaming up here feels like passing the torch mid-stride, evolving his sound from raw street tales to this polished, adrenaline-fueled empire.

Dive into the ÍCONE FASHION lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other XTRANHO tracks for more of Matuê’s underground rush.