album · August 18, 1997
Clair-obscur
Universal Music Division BarclaySee this day
alternativeindie rock
The 1997 release "Clair-obscur" found Lavilliers in a more reflective mode, exploring themes of duality and introspection with his signature blend of rock and world music influences.
- The album was released on August 18, 1997, by Universal Music Division Barclay. It was recorded in France and Senegal.
- "Clair-obscur" features collaborations with various musicians, reflecting Lavilliers' interest in global sounds.
- The album's title, "Clair-obscur," translates to "light-dark," hinting at the thematic contrasts explored within its tracks.
Bernard Lavilliers is a French singer-songwriter known for his reggae-influenced rock and his socially conscious lyrics. In 1997, Lavilliers released "Clair-obscur," positioning it as a bridge between his previous work and a more introspective period.
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