The folk singer-songwriter's 1988 release, "Les Derniers Humains," features a stark, acoustic sound that perfectly complements its exploration of humanity's impact on the natural world. The album's unflinching examination of environmental themes cemented Desjardins' reputation as a vital voice in Canadian music.
- "Les Derniers Humains" was released on August 8, 1988, by 117 Records.
- The album is categorized under the folk and singer-songwriter genres.
- The release date places it within a prolific period for the artist, following his 1986 album "Tu m'aimes-tu?".
Richard Desjardins is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, known for his distinctive voice and his commitment to environmental and social causes. This 1988 album, "Les Derniers Humains," arrived midway through his career, a period marked by increasing critical acclaim and a deepening of his thematic concerns.
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