[2025] Recommended for Halloween Parties! A Special Feature on Western Halloween Songs
In recent years, Halloween has become one of the most exciting events of the year in Japan as well!
Many of you have probably gone out in costume or attended a Halloween party at least once, right?
And nothing boosts the Halloween mood like music!
There are plenty of Japanese songs with a Halloween theme, but many people still prefer to choose from Western music.
So in this article, we’ll introduce lots of English-language songs that are perfect for Halloween!
We’ve gathered a wide range—from songs that are directly about Halloween and movie theme songs to tracks about ghosts and tunes with a spooky atmosphere—so be sure to find your favorite one.
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[2025] Recommended for Halloween Parties! A Special Feature on Western Halloween Songs (101–110)
Somebody Is Watching MeRockwell

This song was released by Motown in 1984, and it became a huge hit thanks in part to a guest appearance by Michael Jackson.
The lyrics talk about the fear of feeling like someone is always watching you.
The suspenseful sound is perfect for Halloween, isn’t it?
Werewolves of LondonWarren Zevon

It’s a song released by Warren Zevon.
Fleetwood Mac’s Mick Fleetwood and John McVie took part as backing vocalists.
It was sampled in Kid Rock’s track “All Summer Long.” The subject is the classic Halloween costume, the werewolf.
Bela Lugosi’s DeadBauhaus

Pioneers of gothic rock, Bauhaus! The “Bela Lugosi” in the title is the name of a famous actor in the horror film world.
He’s known for playing the lead role of Dracula in the film “Dracula.”
You’ve Seen The ButcherDeftones

This is a track released in 2010 by the alternative heavy rock band Deftones.
Its progressive metal sound makes for a crushing song, and the hard vibe evokes a sense of horror.
Halloween is the perfect time to enjoy a track like this!
Season Of The WitchDonovan

It’s a psychedelic rock number released in 1966 by Donovan, the Scottish singer-songwriter who is also famous as a guitarist.
It drew renewed attention in 2010 when it was used in a Microsoft Windows Phone 7 commercial.
The track has been featured in many films and TV dramas.
Its laid-back feel and mysterious atmosphere make it a perfect fit for Halloween.
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The Fine Art of PoisoningJill Tracy

If you’re looking to create a hushed, eerie mood at a Halloween party with a darker track, I highly recommend “The Fine Art of Poisoning.” It’s sung by Jill Tracy, an artist known for gothic and dark cabaret, and she’s highly acclaimed in the gothic scene.
It’s not a high-energy song, but its macabre atmosphere is perfect for Halloween, making it a great choice for an opening track.
Spirit in the SkyNorman Greenbaum

This is a song by American singer-songwriter Norman Greenbaum, released as a single in 2000.
It has been used in many TV shows and films, including Apollo 13, Contact, and Wayne’s World 2, as well as in an American Express commercial.
Its lyrics about death make it a good fit for Halloween.






