The new release of The Mowgli’s full-length Kids in Love (iTunes | Amazon) is an anthemic jolt of energy that you’ll want to listen to on repeat. The LP oozes with confidence from a band that knows what they want and remembers where they came from. Their indie pop sound is soothing yet invigorating, lulling yet spine-tingling. Each song has a pop-inspired tinge that the seven-piece delivers in a fluid, confident way.

The album kicks off with the upbeat “You’re Not Alone,” where rollicking drums and layered vocals will have you swooning. From there the album seamlessly transitions into the laidback “I’m Good,” a total embodiment of the band’s southern California roots. Halfway through the album is the dance-worthy “Through the Dark” that dives from upbeat to introspective alongside tinkling guitars, handclaps, and rolling drums. “Home to You” features the talented vocals of Katie Jayne Earl, dissolving periodically into flurries of “ooh’s” and chants. The titular track is no different from the other vibrant tracks in that you’ll want to jump out of your chair and throw on your dancing shoes. The record closes out on a more low-key yet still relatively hyped up note with “Sunlight,” bringing the album to full musical circle.

Throughout the album, The Mowgli’s hit on some serious topics but remain empowered and steadfast in their energetic vibes. Overall the tone and sound doesn’t change much, but the power it packs makes it a worthwhile and enjoyable listen. Stream it off their site today and catch them at one of their upcoming shows.