Halloween is not only about costumes but also about the perfect playlist. At LSU, students are embracing a variety of tunes to enhance the spooky atmosphere. Here, we explore the top Halloween playlist picks shared by students, showcasing their eclectic musical tastes.
Top Picks from LSU Students
Moody and Mystical Tracks
Senior Temi Oduola-Owoo prefers moody music to align with the fall spirit. Her favorites include:
- “How Soon Is Now?” by The Smiths
- “Witches” by Alice Phoebe Lou
These tracks create a mystical ambiance perfect for the cooling autumn air.
High-Energy Beats
For a more upbeat vibe, junior Steph Kontcho chooses:
- “Tu Nous Connais” by 4Keus
This song emphasizes rhythm and is ideal for a lively Halloween celebration. Similarly, sophomore Larenzo Manuel favors:
- “Check The Fleet” by Destroy Lonely
Manuel describes it as possessing a unique “dark swag” that enhances any autumn playlist.
Classic Halloween Anthems
Sophomore Emma Lockeby reminisces about her childhood with:
- “Monster Mash” by Bobby “Boris” Pickett and the Crypt-Kickers
“It brings back nostalgic memories,” she shares. This classic, once banned from radio in 1962 due to its morbidity, has become a seasonal favorite.
Senior Ava Esquivel looks forward to:
- “Calling All the Monsters” by China Anne McClain
Released in 2011 as part of “A.N.T. Farm,” this energetic song holds a special place in Gen Z pop culture.
Iconic Dance Hits
As Halloween festivities unfold, many are eager to dance to:
- “Thriller” by Michael Jackson
- “Ghostbusters” by Ray Parker Jr.
Sophomore Emma Smith describes “Thriller” as “fun and iconic,” while Nhojaray Offray appreciates the movement in “Ghostbusters,” calling it an enchanting dance-pop masterpiece.
Regardless of your musical preference, these LSU students demonstrate that a well-curated Halloween playlist can elevate any celebration. Whether you’re at home or out in costumes, the right tunes set the mood for a spooktacular night.
