Jason Kelce Names Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ as Her Spookiest Album Ahead of Halloween

Taylor Swift’s music has soundtracked love stories, heartbreaks and unforgettable moments, but according to Jason Kelce, one of her albums is particularly suited to Halloween.

During the October 14 episode of the New Heights podcast, Jason, the retired NFL star and brother of Swift’s husband, Travis Kelce, discussed popular Halloween songs with his brother before turning the conversation to Taylor’s music catalogue.

Jason wondered whether the pop superstar had ever released a song specifically for the spooky season. Travis responded that he did not believe she had.

However, Jason suggested that Swift’s 2020 album, Folklore, carries an eerie atmosphere that makes it a fitting choice for Halloween listening.

The album is known for its storytelling, atmospheric production and woodland-inspired aesthetic. Its cover artwork, featuring Swift surrounded by trees, also complements the mysterious mood associated with autumn.

Although Folklore was not created as a Halloween album, its reflective lyrics and haunting musical style have helped it maintain a distinctive place in Swift’s discography.

The discussion offers fans another glimpse into how the Kelce family talks about Swift’s music, while giving listeners a seasonal reason to revisit one of her most celebrated albums.

With Halloween approaching, Swifties may find themselves returning to Folklore to decide whether Jason’s pick deserves the title of Taylor Swift’s spookiest era.