UK-based duo Sons of Sevilla's second album, Street Light Moon, echoes endless summers and retro-futurist reveries. Produced by GRAMMY-winning Adrian Quesada of Black Pumas, the album was inspired by a world's worth of influences and the pursuit of a vintage, real sound. The duo of brothers Henry and Reuben Smith have released several well-received singles, including the lead 7-inch single "All The While." The band has also announced a US tour this fall with Skinshape. With a sound untethered to time or place, Sons of Sevilla-the brother duo of Henry and Reuben Smith-craft songs that drift between continents and eras. Raised in the shadow of a British pub on the outskirts of Leeds, educated by the jukebox and summer trips to sunlit Sevilla, their music blends transatlantic storytelling with borderless textures. No longer just an English indie rock band-if they ever were-Sons of Sevilla's Street Light Moon inhabits a space all their own: untethered, exploratory, and evocative.
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UK-based duo Sons of Sevilla's second album, Street Light Moon, echoes endless summers and retro-futurist reveries. Produced by GRAMMY-winning Adrian Quesada of Black Pumas, the album was inspired by a world's worth of influences and the pursuit of a vintage, real sound. The duo of brothers Henry and Reuben Smith have released several well-received singles, including the lead 7-inch single "All The While." The band has also announced a US tour this fall with Skinshape. With a sound untethered to time or place, Sons of Sevilla-the brother duo of Henry and Reuben Smith-craft songs that drift between continents and eras. Raised in the shadow of a British pub on the outskirts of Leeds, educated by the jukebox and summer trips to sunlit Sevilla, their music blends transatlantic storytelling with borderless textures. No longer just an English indie rock band-if they ever were-Sons of Sevilla's Street Light Moon inhabits a space all their own: untethered, exploratory, and evocative.
