Gösta Linderholm was a respected Swedish singer-songwriter known for his distinctive voice and emotive songwriting, which often carried a mix of wistful nostalgia and gentle humor. Born on November 9, 1941, in Stockholm, Linderholm began his career in the music industry during the 1960s and continued to influence the Swedish music scene for several decades. He was not just a musician; his creative endeavors also extended to being an author and filmmaker, demonstrating a versatile artistic talent.

Over the years, Gösta Linderholm's discography encapsulated a variety of themes, ranging from personal and intimate ballads to larger, more universal subjects. His works, such as "Jag kommer hem" and "MADAME LAVENDEL," showcase his ability to blend storytelling with melody, creating music that resonated with a wide audience. "NU ÄR DET JAZZ JUL IGEN!" exhibits his playful approach to genre, incorporating jazz elements into his music. Albums like "Gösta Linderholm" and the compilation "Gösta Linderholms Bästa" offer a comprehensive look at his work, highlighting not only his hits but the breadth of his musical contributions. Gösta was known for his live performances as well, which were often characterised by a close connection with his audience, ensuring that his legacy as a cherished figure in Swedish music continued long after his releases, such as "Livskraft," "Hoppla, vi lever!" and "Hoppets vind." Gösta Linderholm passed away on September 22, 2020, leaving behind a rich musical heritage that continues to inspire and delight his fans and admirers.