their touring. On September 4, 2007, the band recorded their fourth album, the self-titled, The Expendables, which was the first LP to be released on Slightly Stoopid's own label, Stoopid Records. The 16-song album featured the popular singles, "Down, Down, Down" and "Ganja Smugglin". In the studio they added keys, percussion and trumpet, along with Miles Doughty of Slightly Stoopid on vocals for some songs. Prove It and Gone Soft Acoustic album (2010–2012) Their fifth studio album, Prove It, released on May 11, 2010, on Stoopid Records. It certainly proved to be their most musically influenced album yet. With the addition of keyboards, trumpet, saxophone, percussion, vibraphone, rainstick, and extra dub effects, as well as vocals and harmonica by G. Love. The album was mixed and produced by Aaron "El Hefe" Abeyta and Paul Leary (Sublime) at Big Fish Recordings in Encinitas, California. On April 21, 2012, The Expendables released a new single, "Back Home Again" for Record Store Day, recorded during their acoustic sessions. On May 17, 2012, the band released their first acoustic album, titled Gone Soft, which included acoustic versions of their previous songs. They added musicians who played banjo, cello, mandolin, percussion and violin to their tracks. It was recorded at Coral Street Studios and mixed by Paul Leary at Preacher Mon Studios. Raul Bianchi explained in an interview with Monday Magazine about the possibilities of a split album with themselves: "One of the things we've thought about doing is a split with ourselves, where we do two EPs in one: one all metal and one all reggae. And one of the ideas we approached was doing newer versions of some songs. Like maybe doing heavier versions of some of our reggae songs and doing reggae versions of some more rock or metal songs. We don't really have time for it right now, but it's something that we're definitely considering." Sand In The Sky (2013–2015) In early 2013, they also began playing another new song live, titled "Black Heart". This track would be a precursor to their upcoming album. On January 13, 2015, the band's sixth studio album Sand in the Sky released on Stoopid Records. The 12-song LP featured two singles, "Starry Night" and "Music Move Me". It included Geoff Weers not only on guitar but keyboard as well, among other musicians on trumpet, percussion, saxophone and trombone. Moment EP and Gone Raw (2017–Present) On