American rock artist Bailey Spinn has released her sophomore album, death & devotion, on November 13, 2026, through AWAL. The 12-track record marks a significant change in musical direction for the 24-year-old singer, moving away from the pop-punk sound of her debut toward heavier alternative rock and metal. Drawing influences from bands including Evanescence, Flyleaf, Loathe, and Sleeping With Sirens, the album combines heavy guitar riffs, melodic vocals, and darker arrangements while exploring relationships, mental health, self-image, fear, and personal growth.

death & devotion features several collaborations with established names from the alternative music scene. Sleeping With Sirens vocalist Kellin Quinn appears on “long sleeves in the summer,” while The Funeral Portrait join Bailey on “pins and needles.” The album also features Melrose Avenue on “paranoid” and TX2 on “silent anymore.” Previously released singles include “fear of going out,” “critical,” “homicide,” “voodoo,” and “start again,” introducing listeners to the heavier direction of her new material.

The album follows a period of growing activity in Spinn’s music career. With more than 22 million followers across social media, she has continued expanding her presence in the rock scene, recently signing a publishing deal with BMG and joining Scene Queen’s METALICIOUS Tour alongside Wargasm. She also launched her podcast, “Spinnin Out,” on idobi Radio, featuring conversations with artists including Awsten Knight, DeathbyRomy, Scene Queen, and LØLØ.

Read FemMetal’s review for this album here.