Evert Taube, born Axel Evert Taube on March 12, 1890, in Gothenburg, Sweden, was a renowned Swedish composer, singer, and poet. His legacy in Swedish music and literature is profound, with his works considered to be amongst the most significant in the country's cultural heritage. Evert Taube's career spanned several decades, during which he composed over 200 songs embodying the spirit of Sweden, its landscapes, and its seafaring traditions—touching upon themes of love, nature, and wanderlust.

Though Evert Taube passed away on January 31, 1976, his music continues to resonate and be celebrated posthumously. A troubadour and storyteller, his lyrical prowess and melodic compositions are showcased in beloved classics such as "Så skimrande var aldrig havet" and "Vals på Mysingen." His songs have been collected and re-released over the years, ensuring that newer generations can experience his artistic genius. Recent compilations like "EVERT! EVERT! EVERT!" and albums such as "TætPå (Vol. 1)" and "TætPå (Vol. 2)" highlight the timeless nature of his work. These posthumous releases, including "Winter Troubadour" and "Out There so Quiet and Other Rare Songs by Evert Taube," offer fans an opportunity to explore lesser-known tracks alongside the perennial favorites that have solidified Taube's status as a national treasure. His lyrical exploration into the human condition and the natural beauty of Scandinavia remains a definitive influence in Swedish music and culture.

Genres

Classic Swedish Pop

Folkmusik

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Latest Release

Winter Troubadour

Evert Taube

Album - 12 Tracks - Released November 25, 2022