"Haunted Halloween: 1 Hour of Spooky Music and Scary Sound Effects" is meant to be great theme music to go along with your Halloween party. Or, stream it while enjoying a haunted house...or maybe scare the kids (just a little bit) on October 31st while they trick-or-treat at your door!


While this is just meant to be 1 continuous track (I needed to split into 2 as the file size was just too massive), there are 20 parts to it, as follows:

Part 1:
• Mansion Grounds
• Enter if You Dare
• Haunted Study
• Skeleton Dance
• 666 Souls
• Tick Tock
• Chamber Ghosts
• Another Dimension
• The Stalking

Part 2:
• Werewolf Pack
• Haunted Music Room
• Lunatic in the Rain
• Demon Incantation
• Into Hell/Chainsaw Suite
• Meet the Headless Horseman
• Cat's Meow
• Devil's March
• Into the Fog
• Witches' Cauldron/Witches' Flight
• Time to Go

Innovative instrumentals that are beyond genres...ranging from Electronic to New Age - with pit stops touching Chillout, Downtempo, Jazz, and Instrumental Pop. Here's what others are saying:

♪ "It's been a while since synth-wizard KevOz has released an album, but Relaxation and Action is worth the wait...a homespun approach emphasizing tuneful melodies and catchy beats. It's joyful, exuberant, and unself-conscious!" - Bill Binkelman, Zone Music Reporter

♪ "This album infectiously grew on me with repeated listens, with it bearing notable comparisons to the works of Jean Michel Jarre, Ray Lynch, Mannheim Steamroller and even Richard Bone’s 'Coxa' and 'Electropica' albums. Those, especially, who may find themselves nostalgic for the style of many new age synthesizer albums released during those periods, by the aforementioned artists and others, are sure to enjoy this album immensely." - Candice Michelle, Journeyscapes Radio

♪ "If you happen to desire putting some relaxation time into action this can be your nonstop ticket to get there. The varying keyboard sounds make it sound so original and different that it implores you to listen. Certain elements of each track will catch every individual’s ear and for my pleasure I enjoy the diversity of the electronic keyboards. You get electronic virtuosity and experimentation all packaged together in 14 tracks." - Keith "MuzikMan" Hannaleck, New Age Music Reviews

♪ "Not only is KevOz a one-man band with his music, but he also did the clever and dynamic cover artwork. Many of the tracks on Relaxation and Action express a strong sense of playfulness and fun with driving beats, dancing notes, and a variety of bells and whistles. I occasionally find myself thinking of Ray Lynch, Yanni, and even some of Fiona Joy’s earlier electronic music, mostly because of the joy of making music that comes across." - Kathy Parsons, MainlyPiano.com

A complete hour of chilled-out music crafted for the specific activities of massage, meditation, relaxation, sleep, and yoga. Take your pick – with this mega-length single, the choice is yours.

What people are saying about this album:

♫ "This hour long song is like the best 'Hearts of Space' program you've never heard. KevOz takes you through a series of short, related pieces that range from gently upbeat to contemplative, without breaking the mood he sets early on."

♫ "Beautiful transitions, very peaceful. I would love for this to be part of a spa or yoga studio's play cycle."

♫ "So relaxing and beautiful! Love KevOz's music!"

♫ "A wonderful, seamless, relaxing stream of beautiful music. Perfect for a little 'me' time...a glass of wine, a cup of tea...sit back, close your eyes and let 60 Minutes of Music take you to a place where your stress will disappear!"

From Kathy Parsons of MainlyPiano.com:

Keyboardist KevOz loves everything about Christmas and this is apparent in the joy he infuses into his 25 Greatest Christmas Hits. This is a “best of” collection from his three earlier Christmas albums plus four previously unreleased songs; four of the pieces are original compositions. Many of the pieces have the high energy of Mannheim Steamroller and the whimsical humor of Ray Lynch. A few of the songs are on the solemn side, but most are fun and very upbeat. You can create a party atmosphere instantly with this album (even if you’re just planning an evening at home alone), and it will have you rockin’ around the Christmas tree in no time (and no, that isn’t one of the songs!).

The 25 Greatest Hits begin with “Linus and Lucy” by Vince Guaraldi. It’s easy to picture Schroeder playing his toy piano and Snoopy doing his happy dance - even with the marimba and saxes. Fun! “A Very Merry Christmas” is the first of the original pieces. Sleigh bells, keyboards, and a catchy rhythm make this a welcome addition to the collection. “Angels We Have Heard On High” mixes bells and voices along with strong drum beats and strings, bringing it right into the 21st century with a great big smile! I wouldn’t have believed “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” would work with a heavy almost disco beat, but it does! “Up On the Housetop” practically dances out of the CD player. I’ll bet you can’t sit still with this one! “The Holly and the Ivy” is given a much gentler treatment and is utterly charming. “Good King Wenceslaus” is light and carefree. If “Jolly Old Saint Nicholas” doesn’t bring a smile to your face, The Grinch has gotten to you! “Carol of the Bells” is high energy and has all kinds of interesting electronic effects. “O Christmas Tree” is majestic and elegant with trumpet, sleigh bells, howling wind, and guitar. “What Child Is This” is simple and graceful - just the melody and a subdued 6/8 rhythm. After a stately intro, “The Wassail Song” brings back the swinging bass in a lighthearted dance. I love “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen,” and Oz’s arrangement rocks while keeping the dark minor-key quality of the song - my favorite track! The celebration comes to a close with KevOz’s own “Christmas Traditions,” another favorite with its beautiful, heartfelt melody and wordless message of love and time-honored customs that are both personal and universal.

There is always a plethora of Christmas music to choose from, but this one is one of the livelier and more joyful albums I’ve heard. Check it out!

From Kathy Parsons of MainlyPiano.com:

Ticket To Antarctica is an exciting album of electronic music inspired by a cruise KevOz and his wife took to Antarctica in January 2008. Something of a soundtrack for the trip, the music ranges from quiet and meditative to very bold, upbeat, and fun. Some of the atmospheric sounds that accompany the music suggest icy cold, but the music is consistently upbeat and overflowing with the joy of discovery. KevOz has been creating electronic music for quite a number of years, but I believe this is the first time I’ve heard any of his albums from start to finish - and it certainly won’t be the last! This is music that is personal yet accessible, complex enough to stay interesting with many listens, and very positive in spirit.

Appropriately, the album begins with the title track. The sound of a cold wind starts our musical journey. The first minute or so of music is mysterious and quietly majestic. Then a rhythm track is added that quickens the pulse and suggests a building excitement as the travelers approach their destination. “Crossing The Drake Passage” has a strong sense of adventure and drama, moving forward with a pulsing beat. “Deception Island” is much more ambient and eerie. When the rhythm kicks in, the mood becomes much lighter. I really like this one! “Blue Ice” is gorgeous, suggesting the majesty and awesome beauty of the surrounding landscape - also a favorite. “Penguin Dance” is pure musical fun. Carefree and energetic yet not quite graceful, it is easy to imagine these large birds moving and grooving to the music. The marimba and other tropical sounds near the end are a bit of a surprise, but add to the party atmosphere. “Antarctic Lullaby” has a simple, beautiful melody on a bell or crystal-like sound with a strong rhythm and strings in the background - a fascinating combination. As the piece evolves, the soothing melody goes into the background as the strings and percussion come to the front, adding energy and excitement. “Iceberg Maker” is darker, more mysterious, and a little bit ominous. Chilly winds and crashing sounds contrast with sparkles and a gentle rhythm - another favorite! “Return Voyage” brings us back home with high spirits and many thrilling memories.

Ticket To Antarctica is a joy to listen to on many levels. It can provide a bright, uplifting musical background, but don’t leave it in the background too much because you’ll miss a lot of the beauty and fun! It is available from https://www.kevoz.com, Amazon, CD Baby, and iTunes. Recommended!