After Midnight: Songs for Halloween Night
Halloween doesn't have to mean the same ten spooky songs. Here's music for every hour of the night, from getting ready to somewhere after midnight.

After Midnight: Songs for Halloween Night
Halloween doesn't have to mean the same ten spooky songs every year. Some of the best Halloween nights are simply long, dark and loud, the kind that start with a costume and end somewhere after midnight. So here's a different kind of Halloween playlist: music for every hour of the night, all on Orbit.
Getting ready
Every good Halloween night starts in front of a mirror, fixing a costume and running late. You need something with a groove, but not the full party yet.
Roberto Mozza's "Tonight" says exactly what you're thinking. It's warm electro pop with a tech house pulse, perfect for the last ten minutes before you leave.
The party starts
Now it's time for the dancefloor. Nando Rodriguez mixes melodic house with techno, and the name of this one fits the night a little too well: "REQUIEM – For a Beat".
Keep the energy up with Roberto Mozza's "Love Is A Crime". On Halloween, everyone's in disguise anyway.
Somewhere after midnight
This is the hour when the party gets deeper and the lights get lower. Techno, minimal and deep house belong here, and few names suit Halloween better than Lost Souls of Saturn.
Follow it with Nando Rodriguez's "Feeling In The Night", made for the hours when nobody's checking the time.
For the Balkan crowd
Every Balkan party eventually reaches the moment when someone takes over the music and everyone sings along. Magla Bend's "Parazit" is emotional, melodic Balkan pop, and with that title it's the most Halloween song on this list.
The dark corner
Not everyone at a Halloween party is on the dancefloor. For the people in the corner, quietly judging the costumes, there's dark pop. KelseyBrae's "Delay" brings nostalgic indie pop rock with a darker edge.
Why listen on Orbit?
Every song here plays on Orbit, where every play pays the artist the moment you press it. No pool, no waiting. And the songs you keep coming back to slowly become part of your collection.
So whatever your costume is this year, let the music be something you'll still want to hear on November 1st.
Happy Halloween. 🎃