Gen Z is officially entering its heavy era, and rising rock powerhouse Bailey Spinn is leading the charge. Today, the 24-year-old LA-based artist unleashes her sophomore album, death & devotion, out now via AWAL. Darker, louder, and more unapologetic than ever, the 12-track record marks a bold new chapter for Bailey as she trades the pop-punk sonics of her debut for a grittier, harder-hitting sound. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Loathe, Flyleaf, Evanescence, Pierce the Veil, and Sleeping With Sirens, death & devotion is a cathartic release that captures the chaos, vulnerability, and intensity of navigating life as a young woman.
“death & devotion is a testament to my growth as a person and artist, depicting how I’ve changed over the years and committed to my artistry. It focuses on a heavier, darker sound that’s more authentic to who I am as a person today,” Bailey commented. “It represents struggling with relationships, mental health, and overcoming difficult periods in life. It comes with beautiful collaborations from many including Vlado from Melrose Avenue, who adds a darker edge and intensity to paranoid.”
