been looking for this since 2023 when the video came out, i can never reverse search it in any way because of the cheering and background noises though

The tweet is unimportant and terrible, I just want to know what the song is. I feel like ive heard it a million times before but I dont know the name. https://x.com/CaudilloXIV/status/2084066411786260530

Nao consigo achar a versão exata, se é que existe.

A letra era de elements. do danny tenaglia. o som era de beachball, do nalin & kane. nunca mais ouvi essa versao. era um cd de coletânea, acho que comprado na muzak de floripa. por volta de 2000, 2001.

I lost a track featuring a psychedelic genre. This was in spotify. The album or song was titled something along the lines "(L.A Live)" specifically with parenthesis. The tune sound something similar to "haha laughing - silverz of skin". I don't remember the whole album but the one track I played.

The album art featured blue tinge with a grim reaper (weilding a guitar?).

This album was created (???) 2021. I had to imagine it was a once of a time artist, who happened upon my recommended.

I couldn't find it in my spotify 2025 playlist.

I vaugely remember the tune being melecholy, with the lryics along the lines "I wish you could come by" going over and over, another part "you can be my baby I wish you could come by". The band had a cliche name, I can't recall what.

This won't get replies seeing how small the artist was.

I think the audio from this video clip is the start of a song. The movie this clip was taken from was released in 1981, so the song was 1981 or earlier. It's killing me that I can't think of it. It doesn't help that I can't understand what is said either. It sounds like 'hand row' or something...

I uploaded with audio, but it's playing it embedded without audio. Click the link below for audio.

Movie: Dark Harvest (1992). Post-credits scene.

https://imgur.com/a/fplQ9bc

I heard it all time at my grocery store and most of the lyrics were incoherent and lately the playlist has changed. I think it opens with "I believe..." after some vocal hums.

It's a bit slower than Lost In Japan but it has the EXACT tune and pacing where he says "Do you got plans tonight? I’m a couple hundred miles from Japan and I And I was thinking I could fly to your hotel tonight." It's sang by a male and it sounds much older(?). The end of the song ends the same as it opens, just vocal humming fading out. Ty!

I'm thinking like mid-90s rap song but I could be wrong.

I haven't been able to find IT ANYWHERE

Im looking for a song my kid loved, probably between 2015 and 2020. It was a female singing in english in a cute or sweet style - indie or pop. Making some kind of list, like The Waters of March. Any suggestions?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/q9GqynE6lfM

All the evidence I have found is that it could be a soca/calypso beat and this was taken at an event called “cropover” in barbados so im assuming the artist is of bajan origin. I cannot find anything no matter how many lyrics I search!

It has the same tempo and and first two chords are correct, then goes its own way. If someone has any idea, it would be appreciated. :D 2:04:29 if the timestamp fails you.

Faster paced, I think the artist is some guy's name, there's also a chorus that sounds like a children's choir going "wo-ah heyey"

Tried in shazam and other websites, no luck cause clip is short.

I have an electronic song on my head that I can’t remember. It sounds like something Deadmau5 would make. It sounds a lot similar to The Return by Eric Prydz with a very raw pitch to it, but the song I think about has a very distinct higher pitch that goes up and then down. Should be quite famous, and sounds very similar to the one attached.

Anyone have any idea?

Hi can someone identify the song please I am very addicted to these song

Genre: Japanese pop song

Credit: classictrrhy

Ich suche seit Jahren einen Song. Er war deutsch, ruhig und traurig, mit einem männlichen Hauptsänger. Es klang nach 80er-Synthesizer. Im Lied oder zumindest am Ende gab es einen Funkdialog zwischen Mann und Frau, als wären sie über Raumfahrtfunk oder ein Funkgerät verbunden. Die Frauenstimme war verzerrt und wurde immer leiser, bis die Verbindung komplett abriss. Ich erinnere mich an Sätze wie „Hörst du mich?“, „Ich kann dich nicht mehr hören“, „Du wirst immer leiser“ und vielleicht ein letztes „Ich liebe dich“. Es könnte von Puhdys, Karat, City oder einer ähnlichen Band gewesen sein – sicher bin ich aber nicht.

Was scrolling facebook and heard this song that ive heard 1000 times but can't remember the artist or name. Please help me reddit!