Fawn releases new Halloween songs and remixes

Billboard-charting singer-songwriter Fawn is rolling out a new Halloween collection through Stonedef Records, led by “The Gumdrop Growler,” which arrived Sept. 25, 2026. The seasonal release includes original songs, remixes and a continuing Haunted Halloween Jams anthology aimed at listeners of all ages.

Why it matters: - Fawn’s new Halloween music extends a seasonal franchise built around playful spooky storytelling. - The releases are designed for family audiences while keeping the dark, theatrical tone that has become part of Fawn’s brand. - Stonedef Records is using the fall rollout to keep the Haunted Halloween Jams anthology in circulation across music platforms.

What happened: - Stonedef Records announced a new collection of original Halloween songs and remixes from Billboard-charting singer-songwriter Fawn. - The lineup includes “The Gumdrop Growler,” “Magical Night” and “Where Twilight Weaves.” - “The Gumdrop Growler” was released Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. - Pre-orders for the remaining Halloween releases are underway. - Fawn wrote, performed and recorded the new songs.

The details: - “The Gumdrop Growler” reimagines a werewolf as a candy-craving character with a mischievous streak. - Fawn created the song in Studio 1888, her purple-and-bronze-themed sound laboratory. - Auckland musician Malcolm Smith produced the track. - Smith’s production gives the song a playful, storybook feel. - The song is part of Fawn’s Frightful Fall series, Haunted Halloween Jams. - The Halloween series includes original melodies, remixes and archived material. - This is the second season Fawn has released the Halloween series. - Stonedef Records described “Where Twilight Weaves” as a vampire story built around a darker Halloween mood. - The label also highlighted “Magical Night,” produced by Chad Jack and remixed by Cameron Lasswell as the “Movida Mix.” - Stonedef Records said “Magical Night” focuses on Halloween magic, friendships, fears and party energy. - Fawn said Halloween songs let her reconnect with childhood memories and write about things that scared her as a child. - Fawn said she wants the songs to bring fun and fright to kids of all ages for years to come. - Fawn said her creative partnership with Malcolm Smith began years ago with jingles and later expanded into film and TV recordings. - Fawn said Smith is her first choice for Halloween songs because he brings her original stories to life.

Between the lines: - The project leans on a recurring formula: spooky imagery, catchy hooks and kid-friendly storytelling. - The collaboration with Smith gives the Halloween series continuity and a recognizable sound. - The release also reinforces Fawn’s broader catalog as she blends novelty seasonal material with a polished pop-production approach. - The mix of archival tracks, remixes and new songs suggests Stonedef Records is treating the Halloween series as an ongoing brand, not a one-off release.

What’s next: - Fawn’s remaining Halloween releases are expected to continue rolling out after the Sept. 25 debut of “The Gumdrop Growler.” - Fawn’s Haunted Halloween Jams Anthology is available on all music platforms. - Fans can follow Fawn’s social channels for updates and music links, including LinkedIn, Bluesky, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Apple Music.

The bottom line: - Fawn is turning Halloween into a repeatable music event, with new songs, remixes and seasonal storytelling built for both kids and adults.