Imagine tuning your radio and suddenly stepping into a bright, border-free playground: that is exactly where Yannick Noah takes us in Frontières. Singing over a sunny reggae-pop groove, the French artist paints a picture of one single planet where passports are pointless and every “difference” is treated as treasure. He invites us to share the same sun, the same rainbow, the same hope, reminding us that—seen from the sky—there are no lines cutting the Earth into pieces.
But Noah is not just day-dreaming. He flips the microphone toward us, asking whether this vision is a childish fantasy or the lifelong battle we are ready to fight. The choice is ours: cling to the “tenebres” of fear or redraw the maps with love. Frontières is both a lullaby and a rallying cry, urging listeners to erase the walls in their heads and hearts so a brand-new world can unfold.