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Award-winning horror producer Sam Haynes is back, just in time for the Halloween season, with his latest release Every Night is Halloween. Teaming up with gothic vocalist Destini Beard, best known for her collaborations with Midnight Syndicate, Haynes delivers a haunting track destined to become a Halloween classic. Released as part of his 2024 Halloween album, Every Night is Halloween also features the talents of voice artist Omni Voice and rock guitarist Gary Bennett, blending gothic vocals, eerie soundscapes, and driving rock beats into the perfect addition to any Halloween playlist. The new single encapsulates the atmosphere of the Halloween season, combining gothic rock and electronic beats with an unmistakable horror influence. Destini Beard’s ethereal vocals take centre stage, adding a hauntingly beautiful layer to the track, while Bennett’s guitar work brings in a heavier, dark rock edge. It’s a song that feels both modern and nostalgic, making it an ideal backdrop for spooky celebrations. Sam Haynes’ 2024 album isn’t just about one standout track, though. The 18-track collection, available now across all streaming platforms and on Bandcamp for just $3, is a rich blend of Electronica, Synthwave, and Horror Rock, with plenty of chilling melodies to satisfy fans of the genre. Among the album’s other highlights is Jenna Louise’s “Dance with The Dead,” an energetic track that has already gained attention from the horror movie soundtrack Eve Valentine. Meanwhile, haunting compositions like “Deadly Reflections” and “Restless Dead” will undoubtedly find their way onto horror enthusiasts' playlists. What makes this album particularly exciting for content creators is its open use policy. Fans and creators alike can incorporate tracks from the album in their videos, social media posts, and creative projects without fear of copyright issues, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to capture the Halloween spirit in their content. Haynes has been a prominent name in the horror and haunt music scene for over a decade, with his work being featured across multiple media platforms, including BBC Radio and popular horror podcasts. His music has also found its way into various films, further cementing his reputation as one of the leading names in Halloween-inspired music. To celebrate the release, fans can enjoy a 30% discount on all music available through Bandcamp using the code “h2024.” This offer applies not just to the new album, but to Haynes’ extensive back catalogue, which includes 12 Halloween-themed albums dating from 2012-2014, all now available for streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, and other platforms. For those who live and breathe Halloween, Every Night is Halloween and Sam Haynes’ latest album offer the perfect soundtrack for the spooky season. Whether you’re throwing a Halloween bash, creating eerie content for your channel, or just want to set the mood for October, this album has something for everyone. Streaming links Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0u9k9HOOqbtaX980kkmgm1?sixQe8YIBpTe69H7kteUmduw Apple Music ?Sam Haynes - Apple Music Website musicforhalloween.co.uk

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