Let's BOO-gie!

Halloween novelty song, minor key, Starts with sound effects, echoing water drops, howling winds, A female speaks first, then a male voice replies in a creepy voice and an laugh, Music style: spooky/whimsical instrumental: pipe organ, contrabass clarinet, cello col legno, waterphone, grand piano, quirky percussion, Haunted carnival vibe, tempo moderate 120 BPM, whimsically terrifying, creepy, spooky, Spoken word: Female - tikmid, Vocals: Male baritone, creepy, ominous, evil, A choir of ghostly, scary voices sings on the chorus

A fun, scary Halloween jazz big band song with a catchy, light-hearted melody and a comedic spooky mood, Throughout the song add many spooky Halloween sound effects like insane laughter, wailing & terrified screams, Tempo: Mderately fast Instruments: Piano, playful pizzicato strings, brass, lots of mellotron, woodwinds, a waterphone, Crazy percussion, drumsticks hitting the bottoms of High-Density Polyethylene upside down buckets, los of cowbell, and a snare drum for bouncy, louid, crazy percussion, lots of banging on those buckets! Use a jazzy loud pipe organ for catchy, spooky riffs, and a xylophone for comedic sparkle, The main melody should be catchy, strange and plauful, Use sudden stops to create a sense of humorous suspense—perfect for a funny mysterious Halloween song, Tempo: Moderately fast Vocals: Male deep smooth baritone, mysterious, sarcastic, whimsical, clear voice, A creepy ghostly choir harmonizes on the chorus, Production: Clean balanced mix, gentle compression

Create a whimsical 1950s doo-wop novelty Halloween song performed by a male barbershop quartet, moderately fast tempo, Include rich four-part harmonies with tight, playful phrasing, call-and-response “ooo-wah” and “sh-bop” interjections, upright bass walking line, light brushed snare, and finger snaps, Melody should be catchy and cheerful yet tinged with spooky atmosphere, with a short spoken intro in harmony before the first verse, ‑opera, ‑rock, ‑rap