Onelinedrawing aka Jonah Matranga (Far, New End Original, Gratitude) is a restless and ever-changing thing. Whatever happens next, the only certainty is that every album will keep being different, and onelinedrawing will keep reaching.

Many of the songs that became Rainbowmachine existed for years before finally finding the right shape. Written across different eras of Jonah Matranga’s life, the album became an opportunity to fully open the onelinedrawing project outward, transforming intimate sketches into a layered, widescreen rock record built around collaboration, texture, and instinct.

Produced by Jay Maas, RAINBOWMACHINE moves between anxious haze, towering hooks, dense guitar layers, bubbling synths, and massive wall-of-sound crescendos while never losing the intimacy at the center of Jonah’s songwriting. The album balances vulnerability, melody, and experimentation in a way that feels both deeply personal and strangely communal.

The result is one of the most expansive and emotionally resonant onelinedrawing records to date: melodic, restless, emotionally raw, and constantly reaching for something bigger than itself.

TRACK LISTING:
01. This Is A Warning
02. Eye Have No Idea
03. Eighties El Caminoo
04. Failures Virgin
05. Inbetweener
06. Day One Eighty Three
07. On Watering The Planets
08. Rainbowmachine
09. The Water In The Summer
10. The Plane To Mars