Rising rock artist Bailey Spinn has enlisted Sleeping With Sirens’ frontman Kellin Quinn on her powerful new single, long sleeves in the summer, out now. Together, the two turn deeply personal subject matter into a cathartic song that pulls back the curtain on the struggles hidden beneath the surface. The release arrives alongside the announcement of Bailey’s much anticipated sophomore album, death & devotion, due out November 13 via AWAL. The LP can be pre-saved HERE.
Bailey commented, “long sleeves in the summer is an honest and powerful rock ballad about struggling with self image and mental health. The emotional lyrics come from lived experience with depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, with the track instrumentally pulling inspiration from bands like Loathe, Pierce The Veil, and Sleeping With Sirens.”
long sleeves in the summer offers the latest glimpse into death & devotion, Bailey’s follow up to her 2025 debut, loser. The forthcoming album follows a string of releases that have ushered in her heaviest chapter yet, including start again, voodoo, homicide, critical and fear of going out. Most recently, start again saw Bailey embrace a melodic metal sound with snarling guitar riffs, thundering energy and haunting vocals, while voodoo pushed her further into heavier territory with an eerie hard-rock edge. Together, the songs have continued to expand Bailey’s sonic world beyond her pop-punk roots while preserving the raw, unapologetic edge at the core of her artistry.
