album · August 20, 1984
Tout est permis, rien n'est possible
Universal Music Division BarclaySee this day
reggaeworld
This 1984 album saw Lavilliers further explore reggae and world music influences, creating a sound that was both distinctly his own and reflective of the era's global sonic interests.
- The album title translates to "Everything is allowed, nothing is possible."
- The album was released on August 20, 1984, by Barclay Records.
- The genre is described as reggae and world music.
Bernard Lavilliers is a French singer-songwriter and musician, known for his blend of chanson, rock, and world music influences, as well as his adventurous lyrics and bohemian lifestyle. In 1984, he released "Tout est permis, rien n'est possible," a reggae and world music-influenced album, positioning him within the contemporary French music scene that embraced international sounds.
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