Nils Ferlin (1898–1961) is one of the Swedish poets whose poetry collections have been published in the largest editions. He is also one of the poets, whose poems most often have been set to music, despite the fact that they are often grave with dark motifs. He is one of the eternally living names of Swedish literature and the song treasure, a “people’s poet”.

Torsten Mossberg has an extensive experience as a choir singer, as tenor in the Oscar Chamber Choir in Stockholm and is often engaged as a soloist. Torsten has a broad repertoire, from ballads to romances and cabaret songs, and regularly gives concerts with different themes. He has recorded several CDs for Sterling, mainly with rarely recorded songs by Swedish composers, e.g. Allan Pettersson and Lille Bror Söderlundh but also songs by Kurt Weill, Swedish broadsides and songs by Carl Michael Bellman.