Sleeping with Sirens' Kellin Quinn has announced a new solo project, Haunted Mouths
Sleeping With Sirens frontman launches solo album 'A Collection of Greetings' under new project Haunted Mouths, produced with Copeland's Aaron Marsh.
Sleeping With Sirens' Kellin Quinn has announced his new solo project, Haunted Mouths, alongside details of a debut album 'A Collection of Greetings'.
The album, set for release via Rise Records on 14th February, has been produced and co-written with Copeland frontman Aaron Marsh. The project's first single, 'Further Til We Disappear', is available now.
The new venture was inspired by Julia Cameron's 1992 self-help book, 'The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity', which influenced Quinn's songwriting approach. The project's name draws inspiration from a cemetery near Quinn's childhood home, with the ten-track album featuring collaborations created during a two-week session with Marsh.
"That song mentions many of my wife's favourite things and different things we share. The whole record is a love letter to her," Quinn explains. "I didn't want to make a pop album or an acoustic record. It needed to be dark, drony, haunting, but beautiful."
The album's tracklist includes 'Further Til We Disappear', 'Tunnel Vision', 'Casting Over Them', 'Searching For A Fire', 'A Collection of Greetings', 'Everywhere / Forever', 'So Peculiar', 'Meanwhile', 'Becoming Nameless', and 'You Built This'.
The album, set for release via Rise Records on 14th February, has been produced and co-written with Copeland frontman Aaron Marsh. The project's first single, 'Further Til We Disappear', is available now.
The new venture was inspired by Julia Cameron's 1992 self-help book, 'The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity', which influenced Quinn's songwriting approach. The project's name draws inspiration from a cemetery near Quinn's childhood home, with the ten-track album featuring collaborations created during a two-week session with Marsh.
"That song mentions many of my wife's favourite things and different things we share. The whole record is a love letter to her," Quinn explains. "I didn't want to make a pop album or an acoustic record. It needed to be dark, drony, haunting, but beautiful."
The album's tracklist includes 'Further Til We Disappear', 'Tunnel Vision', 'Casting Over Them', 'Searching For A Fire', 'A Collection of Greetings', 'Everywhere / Forever', 'So Peculiar', 'Meanwhile', 'Becoming Nameless', and 'You Built This'.