Mitski

Six of her planets sit in earth signs, with two in air and one each in fire and water. Earth builds slowly and keeps what it makes, and almost nothing in this chart is in a hurry or looking for a reaction. Mitski is a Japanese American songwriter, and the record names one album, which for a writer with a catalogue that size tells you which one travelled rather than which one she would pick.

The Sun sits at four degrees of Libra while the Moon, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune group across fifteen degrees of Capricorn, four planets in the sign of the long account and the obligation met. Libra reads the other person and Capricorn keeps score. A songwriter whose subject is wanting to be wanted, written with that much discipline underneath it, has both of those signs doing exactly what they do.

The Sun sits square the Moon at two fifths of a degree, so what she is and what she needs are in direct friction, and square Uranus at just under two degrees as well. Mercury makes easy contact with Pluto at two fifths, speech on comfortable terms with concentrated force. Not one of the ten planets was retrograde at her birth, so none of this is quietly under review; it all runs forward. In a songwriter whose records are written about wanting, the Sun and Moon in direct friction is the subject rather than an obstacle to it.

Jupiter shut its lap in Leo on 4 August 2026, at thirty five. Leo asks how much of a thing was seen rather than how far it travelled, which is an uncomfortable measure for somebody who has been openly ambivalent about being looked at. Three circuits precede it, and the album the record names sits inside the most recent one. Her Moon sits at the end of Sagittarius or the start of Capricorn depending on an hour nobody recorded, though with four planets already in Capricorn the chart leans one way.