album · November 1, 1996
Paris-Provinces Aller/Retour
Parlophone (France)See this day
folkrocksinger-songwriter
This 1996 album from Renaud, released on Parlophone, features the artist in a folk-rock, singer-songwriter mode. It was recorded in both Paris and rural France, as its title suggests.
- The album's title, "Paris-Provinces Aller/Retour," translates to "Paris-Provinces Round Trip," highlighting a theme of travel and contrasting environments.
- It was Renaud's first studio album in four years, following "Consommé Chaud" released in 1992.
- The album achieved platinum status in France, selling over 400,000 copies.
Renaud is a French singer-songwriter from Paris, known for his socially conscious and often rebellious lyrics. In 1996, he was at a point in his career where he was exploring a more mature sound, following a period of intense personal reflection.
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