Ubiquity Machine Drops Irresistible New Single: “I Think It’s Funny”

Right when you thought you had your playlists perfectly curated, Ubiquity Machine is here to ruin everything in the best way possible. With their latest album release, “I Think It’s Funny,” the duo sets out to pull you into their world of genuine grooves and razor-sharp lyrics. Ubiquity Machine’s irresistible groove is evident in this single, which comes flanked by two more tracks: “Losing Your Mind” and “Betty and Steve,” just to turn the heat up a notch.

Your Excuse To Blast It Over And Over Again

Let’s talk about the single, though. It’s mixed by Grammy-nominated engineer Martin Cooke. Known for polishing the sounds of everyone from HAIM to artists who make you feel things you can’t quite explain. “I Think It’s Funny” is a masterclass in making your feet move while your brain stews over life’s absurdities. The bassline digs in, the groove feels like it could power your whole summer. And you’ll find yourself planning a road trip just for an excuse to blast it over and over again.

The Rabbit – yes, that’s the lead singer’s name, and honestly, he pulls it off – delivers a vocal performance that’s half silky croon, half deadpan commentary on modern life. Meanwhile, Howard Rabach’s guitar work ties it all together. You wonder if they’re in on some inside joke about the world falling apart. The duo narrate your life, your friends, your relationships. All the insights you’re too embarrassed to admit, and yes, even your infamies.

Ubiquity Machine’s Irresistible Groove

And then there’s “Losing Your Mind” – which, let’s be honest, you probably will. This track takes you deep into Ubiquity Machine’s ironic playbook. A song that’ll have you second-guessing your own sanity while you’re dancing your stress away. “Betty and Steve,” on the other hand, feels like it was ripped from your neighbour’s diary. A story so close to home, you’ll wonder if you’ve heard it before. These two tracks are the spice, thrown in to make this musical soup even hotter.

So, what’s the story behind “I Think It’s Funny”? According to Howard Rabach, it’s about freedom. Not the kind they sell you in commercials, but the gritty, raw, working-class kind. Finding your way in a world that wants you to conform, wrapped up in a melody you can’t help but hum for days. It’s rebellion with a smile. Served over a beat that’ll have you questioning the choices you didn’t even know you were making.

Ubiquity Machine Is Here To Soundtrack Your Life

Forget comparisons to The Smiths or Rolling Stones. Ubiquity Machine is more like that unpredictable friend who somehow always shows up at the right time. The one who turns a bad day into a ridiculous adventure. You didn’t expect them, but now that they’re here, you’re glad they showed up. And when “I Think It’s Funny” hits your playlist, you’ll know exactly what we mean.

Critics are already smitten – Earmilk praised their last release as “authentic and refreshing”. And Indie O’Clock remarked on their unique ability to turn introspection into pure auditory pleasure. But let’s be real, you don’t need critics to tell you what’s obvious. Ubiquity Machine is here to take over your ears, one ridiculously catchy song at a time.

So, why not dive in? “I Think It’s Funny” is available now on all major platforms, and if you’re not already following Ubiquity Machine, you’re about to feel very out of the loop. Go ahead, give it a spin, and while you’re at it, throw “Losing Your Mind” and “Betty and Steve” into the mix – because why stop at just one?

About Ubiquity Machine

Ubiquity Machine is the genre-defying duo shaking up the music scene with their sardonic lyrics and beats that stick with you like an old friend’s bad advice. Comprising The Rabbit and Howard Rabach, they have a knack for taking life’s absurdities and turning them into songs that make you both think and dance. With an ever-growing following and a reputation for creating unforgettable anthems, Ubiquity Machine is here to soundtrack your life, whether you asked for it or not.

And don’t forget to follow them on social media – because, let’s face it, if you’re not, what else are you even doing online?

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