Los Angeles band Automatic prepares their third album. The group shared the title song Is It Now with a music video made by Nicola and Juliana Giraffe. Their catchy post-punk sound mixes spooky synthesizers with strong bass lines that make people want to move.
Singer Izzy Glaudini thinks about finding happiness when everything feels broken. She believes Americans must take action to change bad situations. The song explores staying positive instead of feeling helpless during tough times.
Glaudini also played music with the band Omni on their track Plastic Pyramid last year. She wants people to feel joy even when the world seems scary. The new song helps her stay hopeful about life.
The music video shows the band performing with bright energy. Their sound combines electronic beats with guitar-driven melodies that stick in your head. Stones Throw Records will release the full album this fall.
Automatic creates music that makes listeners feel good despite serious topics. The band believes art can help people cope with difficult emotions. Their upcoming record promises more songs that balance fun sounds with meaningful messages.
Singer Izzy Glaudini thinks about finding happiness when everything feels broken. She believes Americans must take action to change bad situations. The song explores staying positive instead of feeling helpless during tough times.
Glaudini also played music with the band Omni on their track Plastic Pyramid last year. She wants people to feel joy even when the world seems scary. The new song helps her stay hopeful about life.
The music video shows the band performing with bright energy. Their sound combines electronic beats with guitar-driven melodies that stick in your head. Stones Throw Records will release the full album this fall.
Automatic creates music that makes listeners feel good despite serious topics. The band believes art can help people cope with difficult emotions. Their upcoming record promises more songs that balance fun sounds with meaningful messages.
