Experience For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women), the fourth studio album from Japanese Breakfast, the acclaimed indie project led by singer-songwriter Michelle Zauner. Released in 2025 through Dead Oceans, the album follows the Grammy-nominated Jubilee with a darker, more introspective collection exploring melancholy, love, loss and the complicated emotional landscape of adulthood.
Produced by Grammy-winning producer Blake Mills and recorded at the legendary Sound City Studios in Los Angeles, the record marks Japanese Breakfast's first album created in a traditional professional studio. Its intricate guitar arrangements and atmospheric production blend indie rock, indie pop, folk and dreamlike alternative influences, creating a beautifully detailed contrast to the brighter sound of Jubilee.
Featuring standout tracks including "Orlando in Love," "Honey Water," "Mega Circuit," "Picture Window," "Winter in LA" and "Magic Mountain," the album showcases Zauner's distinctive storytelling and increasingly ambitious songwriting. "Men in Bars" also features a guest vocal appearance from actor and musician Jeff Bridges.
Track Listing
Here Is Someone
Orlando in Love
Honey Water
Mega Circuit
Little Girl
Leda
Picture Window
Men in Bars (feat. Jeff Bridges)
Winter in LA
Magic Mountain
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