Well-known Italian artist, musician and producer, Gil Minoni crafted the spookiest track for your post-Halloween nightmares - "Ghosthouse". Drawing inspiration from the 80s horror movies by Dario Argento, John Carpenter, and Pupi Avati, this dark electronic instrumental track combines deep synth pads, pulsing rhythms, and sharp guitars.
Written, produced, and arranged by Gil Minoni, and mixed and mastered by Dave Tavecchia at Twilight Studio, "Ghosthouse" invites listeners into a shadowy world of terror, conjuring a hilling cinematic experience.
The official music video was directed by Gil Minoni himself, and it adds a final visual layer to the track's haunting flow. Link
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