Since first recording together during the pandemic, sibling duo Sons of Sevilla - brothers Henry and Reuben Vaun Smith - have travelled widely in search of inspiration, collaboration, and new musical experiences.This October, they return with their third album, It Could Be Today, a warm and soulful collection shaped by life on the road and their experiences since 2025's Street Light Moon. Following a period living and recording in southern Spain, the brothers returned to West Yorkshire, expanded the band's live lineup, and toured the United States supporting producer and performer Skinshape (William Dorey).During the tour, they recorded the double A-side single ""Forever Heaven"" / ""Changing"" at Max Shrager's (Say She She, That's Love Records) New Jersey studio. Inspired by the collaboration, they later joined Skinshape in London to record It Could Be Today.Produced using vintage equipment and classic instruments, the album blends blue-eyed soul, Californian grooves, and psychedelic pop influences. Featuring drummer Ben Spruce and additional contributions from Skinshape, the record is rich in shimmering guitars, warm basslines, lush keys, strings, and Reuben Vaun Smith's distinctive vocals.Standout moments include ""Drive By Honey,"" ""Midnight Glow,"" ""Jet Plane,"" ""Dance Alone,"" and the uplifting title track. The result is Sons of Sevilla's most confident and emotionally resonant album yet, capturing the spirit of travel, connection, and musical exploration that continues to define the duo's journey.