Holidays

A custom Halloween song for your party or kids

Your witch, your zombie and the dog dressed as a pumpkin, all in one spooky song — for the party playlist, trick-or-treat night or a haunted hallway.

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Your first song is free — no card needed.

When is Halloween?

The date changes from country to country and from year to year — here it is where you are.

	2026	2027	2028
United States	October 31	October 31	October 31
United Kingdom	October 31	October 31	October 31
Canada	October 31	October 31	October 31
Australia	October 31	October 31	October 31
Ireland	October 31	October 31	October 31
New Zealand	October 31	October 31	October 31
Philippines	October 31	October 31	October 31

Halloween is the one night of the year when everyone you know is in character. A custom song gives those characters a story: the six-year-old vampire who refuses to take the cape off, the neighbour whose front yard turns into a graveyard every October, the friends who came as the same ghost by accident. Hearing themselves in the lyrics is what makes a party go quiet for a second, then burst out laughing.

Describe the night: who is coming, what they are dressed as, the decorations, the treats and how scary it should be. AI writes the lyrics, composes the music and sings it with real vocals in about a minute. Put it on the party playlist, play it as trick-or-treaters walk up, or turn it into a lyric video for the costume photos.

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Maple Street Halloween

Spooky electro-swing, theremin, haunted organ, playful, danceable · 2:34

“A spooky-fun Halloween song for kids on Maple Street. Lily, 7, is a witch with a purple broom, her brother Ben is a dinosaur skeleton, Grandpa is a mummy who keeps unravelling and our cat Pepper wears bat wings she hates. The Hendersons' yard has a fog machine and twelve carved pumpkins. Surf rock with an evil laugh before the chorus, trick or treat, Maple Street in the chorus, not too scary.”

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What to put in a Halloween song

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Everyone's costume, named: “Lily the witch with the purple broom”, “Grandpa the mummy who keeps unravelling”.
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Your street on the night: the house with the fog machine, the porch with the best candy, the jack-o'-lantern contest.
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The pets in costume — the cat who hates her bat wings is a verse on her own.
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The scare level: spooky-sweet for small children, creepy for teenagers, gory only for grown-ups who asked for it.
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Halloween sounds to write into the lyrics: creaking doors, howling wind, a count to thirteen, an evil laugh before the chorus.
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A story with a twist: the ghost in the attic turns out to be Dad looking for the decorations.
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A chant for the chorus that kids can shout at the door: something better than “trick or treat”, with their names in it.

A chorus for trick-or-treat night

Knock, knock, who's at the door tonight?
It's Lily the witch and a mummy in white,
the pumpkins are grinning, the candles burn low —
trick or treat, Maple Street, here we go!

Picking the right kind of spooky

For little ones: a bouncy kids' song with friendly ghosts, counting and a giggle, never a jump scare.
For a house party: surf rock, swing or dark pop with a chorus everyone can howl along to.
For a haunted hallway or yard: turn on instrumental mode for a creepy backdrop with no words, or keep a whispered verse for atmosphere.
For a costume group: a theme song for your group costume — the pirates, the Addams-style family, the whole cast of a film — played as you walk in.

Halloween is biggest in the US, Canada, Ireland, where it began as Samhain, and the UK, and it keeps growing in Australia and New Zealand, where it falls in spring — so a song can mention the warm evening rather than autumn leaves.

Beyond the party

A Halloween song does not have to stay on the speaker. Teachers use them for a class parade, with the children's costumes in the lyrics. Families send one to grandparents along with the costume photos as a lyric video. Shops, cafés and event organisers make a theme song for their pumpkin night or haunted walk: songs you make may be used commercially. And one made for a toddler's first Halloween becomes a funny keepsake to replay every October. It even works as a birthday surprise for anyone born on 31 October.

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Answer a few questions
Names, memories, the mood you want. Skip anything you like.
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We write and sing it
Lyrics, melody, vocals and cover art — composed around your answers.
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Play it for them
Download the MP3, share the link, or play it right there.

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