Singer Jean-Luc Lahaye is best known as France's intense and adoring crooner of the '80s and '90s. It's a testament to his earnest passion, ear for melody and catchy synth hooks that ever-changing musical trends haven't diminished Lahaye's appeal—instead, his catalogue of heartfelt ballads and disco-tinged anthems is a feast of pop chanson. His beloved hit “Papa Chanteur”, from his best-selling album Peur, stayed at the top of the French charts for an incredible 28 weeks, while Lahaye's later work paints with the same tasteful palette, recent songs like "Sans vous" nailing that old magic.