Joseph Mount, performing on Brazilian soil for the fourth time, says the British group have ‘some of the best fans’ in the country
the British band Metronomythat mixes rock with electronic music, performs in a unique show St. Paul, this Sunday 4, with sold out tickets. The group arrives in Brazil for the fourth time and, now, brings the tour of the last album, small world🇧🇷 for the stages of Cinema Joy🇧🇷
The lead singer, Joseph Montetalk to the Stage from a hotel in Colombia three days before performing in the country. He considers Brazil “exotic” and explains why he doesn’t refuse presentations in Brazilian lands.
“It’s very exotic for us. We have some of our best fans there, because they are all so welcoming. In São Paulo, for example, we feel like we know the city well. I also think that, at the same time, time, coming back has become nostalgic for us,” he says.
Joseph says he remembers the first time he traveled to Brazil. “We were very excited. Now, I feel like we’ve been to so many places in South America that we already know the behavior of every audience and how Brazilians tend to act,” she points out, who says Brazilians are very proud of where they come from.
Lately in Brazil, he and the band took a few days off and ventured into the cities they passed through. Saving from the memory of him, Joseph said that they knew the buildings of Oscar Niemeyer🇧🇷 “We focused on learning more about architecture,” he said.
‘As if the world was smaller’
small world, the band’s seventh album, brings soft, acoustic sounds. Joseph says Metronomy wanted to highlight nature and criticize high consumerism when they created the album during the covid-19 pandemic.
“Social isolation put everyone in the same place, because we had to deal with the same things, regardless of social class. To me it seemed like the world was smaller. You know, I spent the whole time at home with my family and I realized that I just needed that small group of people,” explains the singer about the inspiration for the album.
Metronomy prepares an hour and a half show with a lineup of new and old songs. Joseph expects the presentation in São Paulo to be lively. “As usual there is an audience,” he adds.
Listens small world:
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