GET TO KNOW THE REKLAWS.
Ontario siblings Jenna and Stuart Walker built The Reklaws around the contrast and connection between their voices. Long Live the Night introduced a large Canadian audience to their communal country-pop, while later songs have allowed more vulnerability into the picture. Freshman Year, Sophomore Slump and Good Ol’ Days document that growth without losing the energy of a duo accustomed to turning a chorus into a shared moment.
The Reklaws use contemporary country-pop production, strong hooks and alternating vocal perspectives. Their harmony is important, but the individual character of each voice also shapes the songs.
ALBUMS & RELEASES.
Freshman Year
The debut full-length.
Sophomore Slump
A broader second collection.
Good Ol’ Days
Continues the duo’s country-pop development.
PAST TOURS & LIVE ROOTS.
Their first national tour included Dean Brody’s Friends Don’t Let Friends Tour Alone. Later headline work and festival appearances developed from the audience built around Long Live the Night.
COLLABORATIONS & CONNECTIONS.
Dean Brody joins Can’t Help Myself, while Sacha appears on What the Truck. These recorded partnerships are part of the duo’s catalogue, separate from their many shared festival bills.
YOUR LISTENING ROUTE.
Start with these recordings to explore The Reklaws’s catalogue. This listening selection is separate from a concert setlist.
FOLLOW & LISTEN.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW.
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