NOW PLAYING: Watch The Mowgli's Go Bonkers In Austin
THE MOWGLI'S
Power Through Communal, Californian Pop-timism
Power Through Communal, Californian Pop-timism
Powered by rapturous tunes (from both their most recent album Kids In Love and their debut Waiting For The Dawn)
that are equal parts 60s Laurel Canyon, 70s Venice Beach, and 10s
Silverlake, our newest Front Row Encounter with The Mowgli's is
absolutely bonkers; the type of uplifting, check your ego at the door,
and go a little crazy kind of party music fans flock to SXSW in search
of. Have at it!
4 childhood friends from the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, augmented by 3 mid-western transplants, The Mowgli's are a quintessential California band. Inspired by the magnetism of San Francisco, the grind of Los Angeles and the serenity of the Big Sur Coast, their songs are a joyous revival of rock n' roll, a twisting indie-folk dance and a heartfelt protest ballad.
Sliding from indie pop to country and a host of genres in between, the band evokes modern artists such as Fun., Grouplove and Edward Sharpe And the Magnetic Zeros, whilst having their roots in the music of Neil Young, The Byrds, The Beach Boys and Fleetwood Mac.
Part 60's Laurel Canyon, part 70's Venice Beach and part 10's Silverlake, the band and the harmonies are held together by their message of universal love, peace and the belief that the highest form of consciousness is achieved by togetherness and unity.
Uplifting, collaborative, joyous and communal, their songs are a walk through their life thus far: Meeting each other ("Hi Hey There Hello"), experiencing together ("San Francisco", "The Great Divide", "I've Been Around"), fighting and making up (“Colin's Song”), emerging stronger ("Carry Your Will", "We Are Free") - their message is finding a foothold with fans from every walk of life, bringing people together under one roof to celebrate each other.
- Read the full story at UnRatedMagazine.com
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