Hailing from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; Alone I Walk was born from the creative mind of François Courcelles. After brother Pascal Courcelles’ own band separated, he joined his brother Franky in what would become a soon to be iconic musical partnership.

Bringing a wide range of energetic and hooky rhythms to their sound, Alone I Walk ties together a strong and emotive vocal delivery by frontman/guitarist François Courcelles; while Pascal (drums/vocals) lends his impactful harmonies to their sound both live and on record. Signing to Los Angeles based label Anchor Eighty Four Records during the winter of 2018, Alone I Walk traveled to Los Angeles shortly after, tapping producer Johnny Liu (In Her Own Words, Slaves, Slowtrip) to help elevate the demos they had written for their label debut in a way that none of them could have imagined. Being a duo, Franky and Pascal played every instrument and sung every line on the new EP themselves bringing and unmatched cohesive sound to each song that only two people truly connected could have achieved.

Having opened for large acts such as PVRIS, Silverstein, and Rarity in Canada and touring the U.S. multiple times; Alone I Walk released their label debut EP, The Hardest Years Yet, in September 2019. The EP amassed a great deal of press coverage, saw AIW tour the U.S and Canada multiple times, and reached over 50,000 total streams on Spotify in just two months.

What Others Are Saying

“‘Try My Best’ is, without a doubt, the highlight of the EP—a superbly crafted song. The brothers’ chemistry is unmissable here, Alone I Walk know how to deliver a hell of a track.” - HeadStuff.org

“From the emotion found from beginning to end to the new influences incorporated into these four tracks, “The Hardest Years Yet” is yet another great release from Alone I Walk and was well worth the wait.” - Live A Little Bit Louder

“the 4-song EP captures their energetic pop-punk sound (reminiscent of early 2000’s Drive-Thru Records) but also allows all the perfect spots for them to elevate their lyrics to the forefront and connect with the listener on a deeper level.” - All Ages Zine