[TR24][OF] Meta Meta - MM3 - 2016 (World Fusion, Jazz-Rock, Female Vocal)

foobar2000 1.3.12 / Замер динамического диапазона (DR) 1.1.1
Дата отчёта:  2016-12-01 10:11:27
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Анализ:   Meta Meta / MM3
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DR         Пики         RMS           Продолжительность трека
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DR6       -0.52 дБ    -8.81 дБ      4:12 01-Tres Amigos
DR6       -0.52 дБ    -8.52 дБ      2:01 02-Angouleme
DR6       -0.52 дБ    -8.80 дБ      5:57 03-Imagem do Amor
DR7       -0.52 дБ    -8.47 дБ      2:45 04-Mano Legua
DR6       -0.52 дБ    -7.66 дБ      4:03 05-Angolana
DR6       -0.52 дБ    -7.71 дБ      3:21 06-Corpo vao
DR7       -0.52 дБ    -8.92 дБ      4:43 07-Osanyin
DR7       -0.52 дБ    -8.82 дБ      4:09 08-Toque Certeiro
DR6       -0.52 дБ    -9.12 дБ      9:22 09-Oba Koso
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Количество треков: 9
Реальные значения DR: DR6
Частота:   88200 Гц
Каналов:   2
Разрядность:   24
Битрейт:   2917 кбит/с
Кодек:   FLAC
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Based in São Paulo, Metá Metá have played a key role in the city’s thriving experimental music scene, mixing samba and Afro-Brazilian candomblé with jazz and rock. Now they have added north African influences, inspired by visits to Morocco, in an album that constantly changes style and pace – often in the same song. Opener Três Amigos sets the mood, starting as an atmospheric piece with an Arabic edge and relaxed vocals by Juçara Marçal, before switching to a furious blitz of sound by saxophonist Thiago França and guitarist Kiko Dinucci, who played a key role in an extraordinary recent album from Elza Soares. Elsewhere, the songs vary from the cheerful and breezy Toque Certeiro (featuring scat vocals from Marçal that have the easy charm of Joyce Moreno) to passages that sound like an angry Brazilian post-punk thrash, influenced by their country’s political crisis. (Robin Denselow, The Guardian)