Music you’ll want to play at a Halloween party: perfect for BGM or dancing!
Halloween has become a staple event in Japan.
Many people host or attend parties to enjoy the occasion.
One thing that often stumps us is choosing the right BGM.
In this article, we’ve gathered perfect Halloween songs and party tunes for anyone looking for music to color their Halloween.
They’re great not only as event background music, but also for dances performed at parties.
Let’s liven up this once-a-year event with music that’s perfect for Halloween-themed vibes!
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Music you want to listen to at a Halloween party. Recommended for BGM and dancing! (91–100)
Orange Happy HalloweenŌhara Sakurako
This is a song called “Orange Happy Halloween,” released by Sakurako Ohara, a singer-songwriter who also works as an actress.
The lyrics are cute, the melody is cute—everything about it is cute.
It has a rock vibe, but it’s laid-back and easy on the ears, so it won’t get in the way of conversation during a party.
The relatable lyrics lift your spirits, too!
WONDER VoltKimura Kaera
Kaela Kimura’s song “WONDER Volt” was created as an inspiration track for Tim Burton’s film “Frankenweenie.” Speaking of “Frankenweenie,” it’s also one of the most popular films to watch during the Halloween season.
Amid the Halloween-style spookiness, the song is packed with Kaela Kimura’s signature poppy, cute vibe, making it a perfect track for a Halloween party with your kids.
GHOST PARTYShiggy Jr.
An uptempo party number that sings about the feeling of being in love.
It was released in 2015 as Shiggy Jr.’s second single.
The music video is striking for its use of the visual trick “Pepper’s Ghost” as a filming technique, and it’s a perfect track for Halloween night.
It’s guaranteed to hype things up if you listen while dressed as a ghost, and it might even give you courage when you’re making a move on someone you like.
With its cute sound, it’s also a great choice as BGM for a kids’ costume party.
Chu, diversity.ano
A catchy track featuring a memorable, Chinese-inspired motif.
Written by the popular singer-songwriter ano, it was digitally released in November 2022.
It was selected as the ending theme for episode 7 of the TV anime Chainsaw Man.
The lyrics vividly portray the chaos of romantic feelings, emphasizing surging emotions and impulses.
It’s perfect for getting together with friends and hyping up the Halloween night.
Also highly recommended for karaoke.
Halloween OndoHikawa Kiyoshi
Unusual for a Halloween song, this upbeat track in the style of a traditional Japanese ondo will lift the party mood.
Performed by Kiyoshi Hikawa and released in September 2012, it’s included on the album “Enka Meikyoku Collection 17.” Its charm lies in the unique atmosphere created by blending Japan’s traditional ondo with Halloween elements.
The lyrics feature classic Halloween imagery like ghosts and pumpkins, celebrating flashy costumes and carnival fun.
Recommended if you’re looking for a unique, Japanese-inspired pick.
In conclusion
There were, of course, plenty of tracks perfect not only as BGM for a Halloween party but also for dance videos.
If you choose songs with this article as a reference, it’s sure to boost the Halloween vibe even more! Let’s start putting together a playlist for Halloween right away!