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    ALIBI Delivers On Creepy With New Production Music For Halloween

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    ALIBI's "Freak and Roll" is one of three new production albums released in the approach to Halloween.

    These albums and curated playlist are heavy on spooky, spine-tingling, haunting cues ideal for promos, trailers, seasonal ads, games and more.

    LOS ANGELES -- (SPW) --

    Giving editors extra ammunition for their Halloween projects, ALIBI Music has dropped new production music sure to ratchet up the creepiness factor. The three new albums – “Creepy Magical Mystery,” “Freak and Roll” and “Psychological Thriller” – were created for use across a wide array of projects, including promos, trailers, seasonal advertising, games and more. Check them out here:

    Creepy Magical Mystery (11 Tracks, 372 Audio Files, LISTEN)
    This album invites listeners to enter the enigmatic world of creepy magical mystery! Unravel high-quality orchestral cues, inspired by beloved dark, gothic, and spooky fantasy adventures. Let enchanted woodwinds and delicate bells twinkle, while strings and brass build, waltz and gallop below.

    Freak and Roll (10 Tracks, 425 Audio Files, LISTEN)
    An homage to Grindhouse-style horror, this album spans surf guitar/retro rock sounds all the way to punk. Its tracks conjure up all kinds of Halloween imagery, from spooky scenes and ghost hunting to the macabre and bloody nightmares. These campy horror songs will delight kids and cult classic connoisseurs alike! Ideal for TV/film content, network promos and seasonal advertising.

    Psychological Thriller (12 Tracks, 671 Audio Files, LISTEN)
    A haunting, chilling and terrifying collection of tension building horror cues, tapping into the deepest and darkest corners of the psyche. Dissonant string risers, mangled signature sounds, apocalyptic brass and braams mingle with twisted vocal FX and slow thunderous drums, ticking and various foley. These tracks are perfectly arranged and crafted for use in trailers/promos for slow-burn thrillers and gripping psychological horror, as well as survival horror video games.

    In addition, ALIBI has curated a special Halloween playlist aptly called “Halloween Songs” with 25 royalty-free spooky songs with lyrics carefully designed to produce spine-tingling shivers and playful grins. LISTEN

    Haunting cues from ALIBI Music have been used in the trailers promoting such notable projects as “Blood” (Hulu), “Peak Screaming” special event (Paramount+), “Hellbound,” (Netflix) and the classic “Chucky” (USA/SyFy), among numerous others.

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