My Love Mine All Mineby Mitski

Released on this day last year!

"On her seventh studio album, Mitski follows up Laurel Hell with a more subtle, but equally powerful collection of new songs. She leans back into more of the folk influences we heard in early works, her lyrics tug at the heartstrings as always, and as a vocalist she’s never been stronger. The soundscapes are vast and complex throughout the album, from strings and pedal steel, to birds chirping and dogs barking. The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We is another soaring example of why she is such a beloved singer-songwriter," writes KEXP's Music Director Chris Sanley. www.kexp.org --- Watch this performance from Mitski at KEXP in 2018 here: www.youtube.com

"On her seventh studio album, Mitski follows up Laurel Hell with a more subtle, but equally powerful collection of new songs. She leans back into more of the folk influences we heard in early works, her lyrics tug at the heartstrings as always, and as a vocalist she’s never been stronger. The soundscapes are vast and complex throughout the album, from strings and pedal steel, to birds chirping and dogs barking. The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We is another soaring example of why she is such a beloved singer-songwriter," writes KEXP's Music Director Chris Sanley. www.kexp.org --- Watch this performance from Mitski at KEXP in 2018 here: www.youtube.com

"On her seventh studio album, Mitski follows up Laurel Hell with a more subtle, but equally powerful collection of new songs. She leans back into more of the folk influences we heard in early works, her lyrics tug at the heartstrings as always, and as a vocalist she’s never been stronger. The soundscapes are vast and complex throughout the album, from strings and pedal steel, to birds chirping and dogs barking. The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We is another soaring example of why she is such a beloved singer-songwriter," writes KEXP's Music Director Chris Sanley. www.kexp.org

"On her seventh studio album, Mitski follows up Laurel Hell with a more subtle, but equally powerful collection of new songs. She leans back into more of the folk influences we heard in early works, her lyrics tug at the heartstrings as always, and as a vocalist she’s never been stronger. The soundscapes are vast and complex throughout the album, from strings and pedal steel, to birds chirping and dogs barking. The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We is another soaring example of why she is such a beloved singer-songwriter," writes KEXP's Music Director Chris Sanley. www.kexp.org

"On her seventh studio album, Mitski follows up Laurel Hell with a more subtle, but equally powerful collection of new songs. She leans back into more of the folk influences we heard in early works, her lyrics tug at the heartstrings as always, and as a vocalist she’s never been stronger. The soundscapes are vast and complex throughout the album, from strings and pedal steel, to birds chirping and dogs barking. The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We is another soaring example of why she is such a beloved singer-songwriter," writes KEXP's Music Director Chris Sanley. www.kexp.org

Mitski: "So, I was thinking about how I don’t actually have anything of my own that I can keep. I very luckily have some material things, but every material thing goes away eventually. They get lost, broken, stolen, or just deteriorate, including my body once I die. This will all become nothing. And I was thinking about, “Well, what do I have that’s really actually mine, that can’t be taken away?” And I know this is corny, but I was really thinking it’s this love I feel in me, that I’ve created in me, that I’ve built in me, that I’ve held on to, and it’s mine for as long as I want it, for as long as I don’t give it up or let the world take it from me. And I really do believe it’s, to love is the best thing I ever did in my life, better than any song I’ve ever written, better than any achievement by far. To love is truly the best and most beautiful thing I ever did. And then I, as I was thinking about that I started thinking about how sad it was that I couldn’t, once I die I can’t leave behind this most beautiful thing that I have. It, I guess it sort of dies with me. So I wanted to write a song about how I wish that when I die, I could at least leave all this love behind in the world. So, that’s what the song is about, and I hope you like it."

Mitski's newest album came out just last month! mitski.bandcamp.com

Mitski explained the meaning of "My Love Mine All Mine" in a video. www.youtube.com Mitski will be performing at the Showbox SoDo on Monday, February 5th, 2024. -- Mitski said about "My Love Mine All Mine": "So, I was thinking about how I don’t actually have anything of my own that I can keep. I very luckily have some material things, but every material thing goes away eventually. They get lost, broken, stolen, or just deteriorate, including my body once I die. This will all become nothing. And I was thinking about, “Well, what do I have that’s really actually mine, that can’t be taken away?” And I know this is corny, but I was really thinking it’s this love I feel in me, that I’ve created in me, that I’ve built in me, that I’ve held on to, and it’s mine for as long as I want it, for as long as I don’t give it up or let the world take it from me. And I really do believe it’s, to love is the best thing I ever did in my life, better than any song I’ve ever written, better than any achievement by far. To love is truly the best and most beautiful thing I ever did...."

Mitski will be performing at the Showbox SoDo on Monday, February 5th, 2024. -- Mitski explained the meaning of "My Love Mine All Mine" in a video. www.youtube.com

Mitski will be performing at the Showbox SoDo on Modnay, February 5th, 2024. -- Mitski said about "My Love Mine All Mine": "So, I was thinking about how I don’t actually have anything of my own that I can keep. I very luckily have some material things, but every material thing goes away eventually. They get lost, broken, stolen, or just deteriorate, including my body once I die. This will all become nothing. And I was thinking about, “Well, what do I have that’s really actually mine, that can’t be taken away?” And I know this is corny, but I was really thinking it’s this love I feel in me, that I’ve created in me, that I’ve built in me, that I’ve held on to, and it’s mine for as long as I want it, for as long as I don’t give it up or let the world take it from me. And I really do believe it’s, to love is the best thing I ever did in my life, better than any song I’ve ever written, better than any achievement by far. To love is truly the best and most beautiful thing I ever did...."