"Until now, the magical records of Swedish singer-songwriter Turid have largely been a secret outside the Scandinavian world. Between 1971 and 1975 she made three bewitching, mysterious and fragile albums for the key Swedish independent label Silence that established her as the country's leading alternative female voice. Drawing from these rare albums and mastered by Silence’s award winning Anders Lind, 'Stars and Angels: Songs 1971-75' compiles the best of what she wrote and performed during this fertile period and will finally establish Turid as an important voice for an era when songwriters were at their most expressive.

Although Turid has been compared with Joni Mitchell and Melanie, she was closer in spirit to Vashti and Linda Perhacs – all female singer-songwriters with their own style, their own take on the world. Which is why recently-coined genres like acid folk and psych folk have been invented to describe artists as unique as Turid.