Supported by a live band and orchestra, her eighth studio album Nothing's About to Happen to Me finds Mitski immersing herself in a rich narrative whose main character is a reclusive woman in an unkempt house. Outside of her home, she is a deviant; inside of her home, she is free. Mitski wrote all of the songs and performed all of the vocals on Nothing's About to Happen to Me. Produced and engineered by Patrick Hyland and mastered by Bob Weston, the album continues the musical through line established with 2023's The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We, and features live instrumentati …
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Supported by a live band and orchestra, her eighth studio album Nothing's About to Happen to Me finds Mitski immersing herself in a rich narrative whose main character is a reclusive woman in an unkempt house. Outside of her home, she is a deviant; inside of her home, she is free. Mitski wrote all of the songs and performed all of the vocals on Nothing's About to Happen to Me. Produced and engineered by Patrick Hyland and mastered by Bob Weston, the album continues the musical through line established with 2023's The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We, and features live instrumentation by The Land touring band and ensemble arrangements. The orchestra was recorded at Sunset Sound and TTG Studios, arranged and conducted by Drew Erickson, engineered by Michael Harris. Mitski is "the most alluring and enigmatic musician in indie rock" (Rolling Stone) who "keeps shifting in all these really brilliant and wonderful ways" (NPR Music). Throughout her career, she's released seven albums, four of which are certified gold. Her song, "My Love Mine All Mine," was a global sensation, and is four-times platinum. Mitski's varied collaborations with other artists include two co-writes on the most recent Florence and the Machine album, Everybody Scream, and with David Byrne and Son Lux for the Oscar nominated "This Is A Life." She is currently writing the music and lyrics for the musical adaptation of The Queen's Gambit. "A mesmerizing study in movement" (Variety), Mitski's live show has also been described as "highly stylized, brilliantly realized, super cool" (Philadelphia Inquirer) and "unusual, enigmatic and utterly compelling" (The Guardian). Her first concert film, Mitski: The Land, was played in over 600 cinemas across 30 countries in October 2025, cementing her as "the rare indie star who has earned the big-screen treatment" (Uproxx). It was released in conjunction with The Land: The Live Album.
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