Nicole Mish's debut album, Whole Damn Sky, includes 14 of Mish’s own compositions.

In a review for FATEA magazine, Mike Davies the album as "a beguiling concoction of folk-Americana shaded songs touching on themes of relationships and human connection."

For the recordings, Mish teamed up with producer, engineer, arranger and musician Aeron Z Jones. While Mish is the sole songwriter, Jones produced, arranged, mixed and was an instrumentalist on all tracks. The two worked mainly from Mish’s home studio in the San Francisco Bay area. Two songs were recorded during production retreats with Talent Is Timeless at Kris Górski’s Studio Audioplanet in Łąkie, Poland. Guest artists include Kris Górski on piano, Filip Wnukowski, Kenneth Blacklock, Katy Bridges and Sylwia Namroży on violin, Daniel Sobiesiak on cello, Łukasz Łapiński on drums and Noah Gothelf on banjo. The cover art is by Mary Commins.

"Unique and special. There’s nothing here that’s overdone or too sentimental. It’s all easygoing and rings true. Everything about the album is conscious and clear, with touches of old timey folk in an original more modern style all her own and Mish’s songs will stick with you." Elise Cody, Americana Highways