‘Bailey Grey – USE ME’ is a brilliantly quirky, morbidly whimsical anthem that flips the concept of mortality into something oddly joyful and infectiously funky. Fusing pop, indie-rock, and jazz stylings, the track lands somewhere between a sassier Robbie Williams and a smoky-voiced Amy Winehouse, wrapped in glitter and gallows humor.
From the get-go, USE ME hooks you with vivid piano stabs and thumping drums that evolve into a lush, swagger-filled groove. Bailey’s voice—deep, velvety, and brimming with attitude—commands attention. There’s a smug charm in her delivery that makes every morbid lyric feel like a mischievous wink rather than a solemn farewell.
Lyrically, it’s poetic and morbidly fun: “Mix my ashes in an hourglass / Pour my blood onto crashing waves / Make my spine into a guitar.” Morbid? Yes. But also darkly beautiful.
The chorus is unforgettable—a strangely uplifting hug from your favorite goth aunt who bakes cookies shaped like skulls. It’s a song about death that makes you want to dance, laugh, and maybe write a living will while you’re at it.
Grey’s vocal range is impressive, her tone soulful yet playful, carrying the sarcasm and sincerity with perfect balance. The production is tight and funky, oozing charisma and confidence.
‘Bailey Grey – USE ME’ is a breath of fresh (after)life air. It’s not just a song—it’s an experience. A fun, slightly macabre, delightfully funky reminder that even in death, you can still leave behind something weird and wonderful.
