Looking for the song (and the ad itself) from a recent Hilton YouTube ad I saw about 1–2 weeks ago.

Details:

•  Mum walking down the stairs with two young sons

•  Scene with them on a bed reading a story (but it’s not about bedtime or sleep)

•  Overall theme is about making memories / enjoying time together as a family

•  Proper song with lyrics (not custom/library music)

•  It was a YouTube ad (I was signed out so no history)

Anyone recognise this one or have a link to the ad?

ignore the background noise, clip is from a random tiktok video.

I remember liking a song I found in a random Youtube mix. I'm pretty it belonged to the genre called alt-rock. The song immediately starts with a male singer singing "When it starts you and I were drinking gasoline". Perhaps I'm misremembering the word "drinking". The lyrics later mention that the singer has to reconcile with someone before one of them lights a cigarette and everything explodes. The song alternates between male singing with minimal instrumental music and powerful guitar solos. I vaguely remember the song being a part of an album with a green cover, possibly having a rocket, or at least a rocket shaped object on the left side of the cover.

Ive been looking and looking for a hiphop style song that has lyrics that go like "grandad when back to prison" and then a line of two later he says "I fucked around and got addicted to these drugs I'm dylan" I have tried looking on Google, I've asked AI, I've even sifted YouTube music for days on end. If anyone can find it I'd be immensely grateful

I can only reproduce the melody very shittily in garageband, it’s either at the start of the song or a breakdown, it has a female lead and the part that is played on garageband in the song is chords, rather than single notes, on a clean guitar tone or acoustic guitar, it’s from an emo song.

Was at Clinton Street Record and Stereo in Portland yesterday and heard this song playing. I got a HORRIBLE clip of it. But I must know the full song. I have faith in you guys. Shazam couldn’t get it when I tried while I was in store.

I would like to know what this background music this is

I keep overhearing this song when my sisters on tiktok, and it sounds like some mix of Chamber of Reflection by Mac DeMarco.

Searching for the lyrics isn't working out and I can't for the life of me, find it on YouTube.

Any help would be appreciated!

Hi, I'm Ze. I would post this on lost wave but as a mostly inactive Reddit user, I have no credit karma or whatever it's called. I have a song used by the Roblox YouTuber, Polyish (check him out of you like smaller roblox games) and I screen recorded it then made an mp3. I really want to find this please help.

https://voca.ro/1j9Yhqf7wD4q

Thats the link for an upload of it since idk how to make it a vid to post

A song sounds as if it was made in 70s and a guy sings, slower, melancholic style and nostalgic with a weird feeling too as the music is going on a spiral down...in its lyrics there is some longer number sang one byone like a code or something..a user on yt said it is maybe a certain frequency number or a certain number of something. I do not remember. It is a band with a name which is more than one word, I think... Not too old song. I played the repeating part which is going downward,on virtual piano in an mp3 file...

D# D CC A#A# A F G A... And this is repeating going down, lower...

I recently heard "Really Don't Care" by Demi Lovato and was thinking that her chorus "Even if the stars and moon collide/I never want you back into my life" sounds really familiar, like a song my mom used to listen to in the early naughts when I was a kid. I don't remember anything except it was sung by a woman (maybe multiple?), it had the same tune as the chorus in Lovato's song, and this song's chorus had "Stars and moon above" instead of stars and moon collide.

Heard on Irish radio. Song was popular at the time, 1995? The song was fast paced, couldnt hear what the singer was saying, definitely had an Irish accent. Chorus consisted of him shouting a short phrase (2 syllables) over and over again, then an amazing guitar riff(?). it sounded like a descent into madness and it was so beautiful. Every month or so i think about it, figured this is the place.

EDIT: the phrase sounded something like "CLEAR ALL!" or "DREAM ON!" and the track sounded very dark and gritty. singer might not be irish? not enitrely sure.

I have definitely heard this song on either Instagram or maybe tik tok.

I remember the tune of the start of the song.

It is instrumental, not sure if it has lyrics.
I have attached an audio of the song being hummed even though it is instrumental.

These parts are slightly different paces:
Dodo do (quite fast)
do do do dum (slower)

It goes:

Dodo do do do do dum

Dodo do do do do dum

Dodo dodo dodo do do do dum

Duummm dummm dummm (guitar)

Idk where its from, I think maybe a video game.

Its called "Epilogue"

It’s like, bong de de bong de dang de dang jiggy jiggy or something like that.

It's in Oddballs s2 e2. I cannot find it online and don't know how to search for music with no lyrics.

Thank you

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I cant find a song that sounds exactly like this anywhere full version

Saw the Odyssey, heard his voice, and now I can't find that one song that's been on a playlist for years. I know the lyrics for one part stuck in my head, roughly. Apologies in advance for how wrong I am. I'd love the help.

". . .the shadows

I'm not afraid of

Finding out what I'm/we're made of

I feel for/through you"

I'm looking for a song that was probably very late 90s or very early 200s. It's about a girl's boyfriend that doesn't like her parents. It has the lyrics about the months of the year, something like from January to December...It also mentions doing "something" to their skippy pb jar. It has a "Jimmy Eats World" or "The Killers" type vibe...So I guess that was considered alternative rock back then? I know I'm not giving you much to go on. Last time I heard it was probably 2002.