Data may be outdated
Last updated: 1 week ago — Click refresh to get the latest statistics.
Childhood friends, Joe Mailander and Justin Lansing, have been exploring the outdoors since they were kids growing up in Denver. Whether making forts by the neighborhood creek or camping in the mountains, their friendship was built on imagination and adventure. As the GRAMMY-winning Okee Dokee Brothers, they turn that spirit into Americana folk songs that celebrate friendship, nature, and the joy of discovery.
Their music has been called “the <a href="spotify:artist:12P4Y2MpLZqfilLWU2LkoM" data-name="Shel Silverstein">Shel Silverstein</a> of family music” for how it reaches both kids and parents. With banjo, guitar, and brotherly harmony, they create songs that make you want to dance in the kitchen and sing by the campfire. Blending humor and heart, their work reminds us that wisdom can be simple, and that the best adventures can begin outside your door.
The duo’s playful yet thoughtful songwriting has earned praise from NPR and USA Today, along with five Parents’ Choice Awards and a GRAMMY for Best Children’s Album. They’ve been featured on PBS KIDS and Netflix.
On their newest album, Little Old You, they're going back to basics with an acoustic backyard set from the heart. Banjo and guitar take the lead on these playful songs full of life and the mystery of nature. They continue to remind us that we are both silly and wise, young and old, and infinitely big in all our little ways.
They're guided by a few steady truths: friendship matters, nature connects us, laughter opens doors, and the smallest things (and people) often hold the biggest magic.
Their music has been called “the <a href="spotify:artist:12P4Y2MpLZqfilLWU2LkoM" data-name="Shel Silverstein">Shel Silverstein</a> of family music” for how it reaches both kids and parents. With banjo, guitar, and brotherly harmony, they create songs that make you want to dance in the kitchen and sing by the campfire. Blending humor and heart, their work reminds us that wisdom can be simple, and that the best adventures can begin outside your door.
The duo’s playful yet thoughtful songwriting has earned praise from NPR and USA Today, along with five Parents’ Choice Awards and a GRAMMY for Best Children’s Album. They’ve been featured on PBS KIDS and Netflix.
On their newest album, Little Old You, they're going back to basics with an acoustic backyard set from the heart. Banjo and guitar take the lead on these playful songs full of life and the mystery of nature. They continue to remind us that we are both silly and wise, young and old, and infinitely big in all our little ways.
They're guided by a few steady truths: friendship matters, nature connects us, laughter opens doors, and the smallest things (and people) often hold the biggest magic.
Monthly Listeners
203,723
Monthly Listeners History
Track the evolution of monthly listeners over the last 28 days.
Followers
37,727
Followers History
Track the evolution of followers over the last 28 days.
Top Cities
3,481 listeners
3,450 listeners
2,886 listeners
2,796 listeners
2,794 listeners
Related Artists
Metamora
John Archambault and David Plummer
Andy Mason
Jonty Howley
Mary Lambert
Asheba
Tiny Totz Kidz
Natasha Neufeld
Water Rocks!
Shawn Brown
Chris Molla
mama nous
Frazzle
Kids Songs for Littles
Joanie Bartels
Good Kids Company
Learna
Alex Mitnick
Mae Robertson
Kermit
Tumble Leaf
Melinda Caroll
Cory McAtee
