This 1992 release from the Swedish pop and rock singer featured a more subdued, introspective sound than her previous work. The album reached number one in Sweden and spawned several Swedish-language singles.
- The album was recorded in several Swedish studios, including EMI Studios, during the spring and summer of 1992. It was produced by the artist herself, along with Anders Herrlin and Tomas Ledin. The album reached number one on the Swedish album chart and achieved platinum status.
- The album's title translates to "The constant journey" in English. Fredriksson had recently given birth to her second child before beginning work on this album. The release was a commercial success in her native Sweden, with the lead single "Ännu doftar kärlek" reaching the top ten.
- Fredriksson also released a live album and video in 1993 titled "Den ständiga resan – live". The album was reissued in 2002 with bonus tracks. Carnegie Hall in New York hosted a special performance by Fredriksson in 1993, though it was not tied to this album's release.
Marie Fredriksson was a Swedish pop and rock singer and songwriter. She was best known as one half of the duo Roxette.
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