Well this track was created for Halloween but it completely works as a spooky Christmas track too IMHO , I guess the two ‘genres’ aren’t too dissimilar. The only problem is, it’s called ‘Trick or Treat Halloween Theme,’ so I guess it won’t be included but here it is anyway, let me know what you think 
Here is my item for your collection: http://audiojungle.net/item/dubstep-jingle-bells/3424385 – it’s dubstep version of Jingle Bells 
I wonder, if anybody din’t noticed that?
Well…. Dark… Evil Santa… Do you know: “Christmas is an annual commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ …”
Why it can be dark? Joke or not, my friend, I think it is not good idea with placing “Dark” & “Christmas” words side by side. It is not halloween, bro.
Christmas now is more a tradition rather than celebrating the birth of Jesus (except for Christians obviously), it’s an excuse to see your family, eat and buy loads of presents. I think it’s a great idea, look at ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’, that worked pretty damn well! In fact, you’ve given me an idea, I might write a track for AJ called ‘Evil Baby Jesus’ haha 
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Hey guys, I think we’ve strayed a bit off topic
It wasn’t Adrian intent to hurt any feelings with his initial suggestion, and we would certainly never approve of any tracks that tread on religious beliefs. Thanks!
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SoundFix said
Christmas now is more a tradition rather than celebrating the birth of Jesus (except for Christians obviously), it’s an excuse to see your family, eat and buy loads of presents. I think it’s a great idea, look at ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’, that worked pretty damn well! In fact, you’ve given me an idea, I might write a track for AJ called ‘Evil Baby Jesus’ haha![]()
Let’s just chime in here to set the record straight. The review teams wouldn’t approve any item that could distinctly be perceived as sacrilegious toward any given faith. So in that sense, Soundfix, sorry but you’d be asked to select another title, because the symbolic nature of Jesus himself would be the objection, even if the track were stellar. 
That said, the tradition of Trees with lights, Reindeer with blinking noses, and a big rosy cheeked man in a bright red suit with toys does not hold the same roots in religion, and occupies the area that is open to acceptable hybridization for commercial ends. And even though it’s probably one of the last genres in demand, given the extreme thematic contrast, no actual religious transgression was sensed by suggesting a Sinister Seasonal music collection. For this reason it was deemed acceptable to have those tracks accepted. There was no desecration of any actual religion’s icons, in letter or in kind.
If it really does create enough of a stir, we’re always open to genuine feedback via support. Thanks for your understanding guys. 
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SoundFix said
Christmas now is more a tradition rather than celebrating the birth of Jesus (except for Christians obviously), it’s an excuse to see your family, eat and buy loads of presents. I think it’s a great idea, look at ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’, that worked pretty damn well! In fact, you’ve given me an idea, I might write a track for AJ called ‘Evil Baby Jesus’ haha![]()
Let’s just chime in here to set the record straight. The review teams wouldn’t approve any item that could distinctly be perceived as sacrilegious toward any given faith. So in that sense, Soundfix, sorry but you’d be asked to select another title, because the symbolic nature of Jesus himself would be the objection, even if the track were stellar.
That said, the tradition of Trees with lights, Reindeer with blinking noses, and a big rosy cheeked man in a bright red suit with toys does not hold the same roots in religion, and occupies the area that is open to acceptable hybridization for commercial ends. And even though it’s probably one of the last genres in demand, given the extreme thematic contrast, no actual religious transgression was sensed by suggesting a Sinister Seasonal music collection. For this reason it was deemed acceptable to have those tracks accepted. There was no desecration of any actual religion’s icons, in letter or in kind.
If it really does create enough of a stir, we’re always open to genuine feedback via support. Thanks for your understanding guys.![]()
Sorry, I got a little carried away, a track name ‘evil baby Jesus’ really could offend a lot of people :/ I just like the idea of combining christmas with horror/spooky things.
Great explanation though, I totally agree, the commercial side of christmas is quite separate from religion, even if it derived from it.
oh oh oh…. I have an idea. But guess it can’t be approved becouse there was used vocal part from another work :/
But anyway if you don’t mind: http://soundcloud.com/james-lee-grey/silent-night-demo 
Ho Ho Ho Thank you, dude 
James-Lee-Grey said
oh oh oh…. I have an idea. But guess it can’t be approved becouse there was used vocal part from another work :/
But anyway if you don’t mind: http://soundcloud.com/james-lee-grey/silent-night-demo![]()
The last half of that is pretty damn cool!
