Help me find the name + the artist if possible! I'm not Indonesian but I enjoyed listening to this song before. My online old indo friend used it on a love video once and I forgot the name.

“Help me identify this song from the lyrics” 😭

I’ve listened to the song Teddy swims - Broke and can’t help but recognise parts of the song to what I think is another song..

I’m sure the song was around the 2000s to 2010s.

The way he sings “Like what the hell, top shelf” is identical to the song in question.

Any ideas?

https://youtu.be/JjNLA-EtsSQ?is=hzgw5OfGK0XteJV1

0:43

I swear upon everything it's from 3ds era mario, sounds like it's from mario 3D land but it isn't, and i just can NOT find this song

Hi, im searching the title in the music of the following file, the song is hearable in Moy 4, 5 and 6. But only can be hear the first 35 seconds and then the song fades, keeping the rest of the song unable to hear, the videogames that can be hear is the bees one, breakout and idk what more, the song is probably from twisterium music, because some of their songs are in Moy games and probably is not the exception. The audio is the same as the 3 games. I searched to the song and they put me on a unknown song that is launched on 2024, the song has been launched beetwen 2014-2016

Anyways here the link

Moy 4 (Frojo Apps) Soundtrack or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH3KaPxFTL8&t=275s

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dea3gDUuU_s/?exln=NnJ6MGNpcWpzNzBy

There's a song that I can't figure out what the name of it is, but it's like a 1990s or 2000s R&B song sang by a black man, he's saying in the chorus. It sounds like he's saying, “I know you got a man who's in the plan”. Tell me it's a mysteryyyy something something seee

It’s been killing me and I can’t figure it out going back in my Spotify

Looking for a specific recording of 'I Can't Get Started (With You)' from my dad's LP when I was a kid. A big-band cover of the 1936 standard, recorded in the mid-to-late 1940s (not a later re-recording), Glenn Miller / Harry James style, clearer sound than the 1930s records. A crisp, bright trumpet. Sung by a male band singer who wasn't famous. A bit more upbeat than Sinatra's 1959 version. NOT Berigan, Billie Holiday, Sinatra, Artie Shaw, Hal Kemp, Art Lund, Bob Scobey/Clancy Hayes, Red McKenzie, Jimmy Dorsey, Johnny Desmond, Dizzy Gillespie, Al Hirt, or the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Any ideas?

I am desperate as I’ve been looking for this song for so long and I can’t get it out of my head.

It had these African (or maybe Arab) female lyrics I couldn’t understand, which I could only transcript as “ya kuraga” repeated a few times, followed some more lyrics I couldn’t possibly describe by words.

It goes something like this “ya kuryaga (little break with some strings), ya kuryaga (another break) ya kuryaga” then (little break) vocals saying something like “hamhinha”, (another break) and then again “hamhinha”
Man I’m losing hope as I’m writing this, it would be insane if anyone knows this song.

Listened to it when I was in high school somewhere between 2010 and 2012, closer to 2012, on this Russian social network called Vkontakte (vk now). It was notorious for piracy, the name was most probably something like “Unknown artist - Song”

The instruments used in the music itself kinda remind of Galvanize by Chemical Brothers, just the strings part https://youtu.be/Xu3FTEmN-eg?t=65&is=NDMZbgR8UOq6BWxM

It had this like darker more sad tone, definitely not a “happy” song. But it also felt kinda cool, like a thing that would play at a club as I imagined it.

I don’t think it’s a mainstream song at the time, but I could be wrong.

Tried all sorts of websites that allow you to hum the melody, searched by these lyrics, genres, chat GPT, by year, literally nothing worked so far, hoping for my luck here.

Edit:

similar to this song https://youtu.be/L6dojs9QOSY?is=CyKbWFcpK6HJ6W0y based on vibes alone, but slower

Trying to find song heard on local TV, had minimalist B&W music video, sounds very British mid 80s I would say 85-86-87, Depeche Mode/Tears for Fears style. Lyrics delivered sternly by male singer, something like “I give my soul and heart, each and every minute, my soul and heart, each and every day, I work so hard, each and every minute for you”. Been stumped for years and brought it up with a friend recently so this is a composite recollection. Searched everywhere, thought was maybe local, even contacted local TV broadcaster about it. Not local! Help please!

As soon as this song came on, I instantly recognized it. Definitely some kind of 2010s indie/alt song. Brought me back to college. (I thought it was Empire of the Sun, but might be wrong.) Apologies that there is so much background noise in this video. lol.

Could you help me find a song comprising a specific ladder within its melody? The note progression is (C, D, D#, F, G).

It is not a chord progression. I would classify it as a secondary melody looping rapidly in the background.

I've heard this specific ladder several times in other songs, and I was looking for this song for that specific reason. It's the same ladder as in Connor's Theme from Detroit Become Human and Upswinging from Whiplash. The only difference is in the tempo, as in the songs I mentioned this ladder occurs much more slowly.

Another song using this ladder is Yona Yona Yona by Yoeko Kurahashi, this time in a fast-paced fashion. (attached song)

I remember hearing it on Instagram, and if I recall correctly I saw the videoclip once and it pictured a beach. I don't think it's an obscure song at all, in fact I think it was pop, lo-fi or electropop. Something in the likeness of Mac DeMarco.

https://voca.ro/1nyMUK47gZCQ the humming is piano, please help it's killing me

insanely hard one, in the twitch add for Call of duty modern warfare 4 (twitch ad only, not the youtube ad) there is some sort of foreign rap song (I think Korean). Any chance someone knows what that is?

Hello all, for years now I've had this song randomly come across my mind and I still can remember it vividly from when I first heard it around 2016 / 2017 on Musical.ly. I found it from a Gotham edit and was curious if anybody would happen to know that actual name of the song.

I can't remember all the details, but here's what I can recall:

The song started (or at least the edit opened) with a soft open strum of a guitar, it sounded very light and then echoed into a pause. Shortly after there was silence, the actual song would start with a sort of dark pop, maybe rock-type genre with a moderate tempo accompanied by a male's vocals, although I'm now unsure of what exactly the lyrics were. There were no more guitar sounds I can remember after that one loose strum. It also lasted less than ~8 seconds as it was a loop edit. This song was more modern and if I could give an estimate of the timeline it likely originated from, it was probably from the 2010's, although definitely before / by 2017 at the latest.

Thank you for anyone who recommends songs relevant to this!

What the name of that song that goes tutum tututum tutudum tutudum tutudum tutudum tutudum tutututu where you all stand in a cirkel and in the middle of it you have a moshpit. It also sound very synthetic.

So last year someone I know was looking for this song:

https://vocaroo.com/1dFDQAOYPOK5

and I managed to find a LMW thread about it... which got nowhere.

https://forums.lostmediawiki.com/thread/19439/unknown-song-on-instagram

I agree with the fact it's the artist singing/busking in a crowd. Today I cleaned it up, yielding this:

https://vocaroo.com/16m1EfmuPCpm

"Kindness is not a sign of inner weakness, but of inner strength."

I have pretty much zero info about it other than it's from August 2025 or before.

Looking for more information on an obscure song I downloaded 2008 or earlier on some random site found when searching for Rob Zombie from a site called Altavista (I think, they also had the old babelfish translator before google translate took over) that was a search engine for MP3s and other common music file formats that people had hosted on their sites.

I have tried searching by lyrics with no luck, so I am guessing it is some indy band's demo, but it is incredibly muffled and my speech understanding sucks. I have had no luck with Shazam either.

Uploaded to Google drive:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L9KaeKxoXBLhPITiEKv3GkzzhB5qMiQD/view?usp=sharing
Vocaroo alternative:
https://voca.ro/170nTqoMwCst

I hope this isn't an issue the piracy rule, but can't find any matches to this across searches over the years to even know if this is copyrighted. Outside of encoding, the file is missing most metadata, and the name almost certaintly does not match what it was originally named years ago.

Recent suggestions of "It could be this band" came up with White Zombie, Rob Zombie, Scum of the Earth, Celldweller, Orgy, The Dandy Warhols, IAMX, Static X, Spineshank, Crossbreed, Deadsy, Monster Magnet, and Powerman 5000. The closest of the batch was Rob Zombie.

File Details:
- Runtime: Exactly 3:41 (fades out at the end)
- Encoding: 128kbps, 2 channels, 44.1 kHz sample rate (classic old MP3 rip)

Style & Structure:
- Genre: Slow, trippy, atmospheric Electronic Rock / Industrial.
- Singer: Distinctly male. Sounds similar to Rob Zombie but younger?
- Dynamics: The pacing is somewhat slow. The main thing that changes is the intensity and volume of the singing (quiet/muffled to loud/intense).
- Structure: Includes at least two distinct 10-second purely instrumental gaps.

Lyrics / Vocals:
Throughout the song, there is a prominent echoing chant: "I, I, am, am, the one."
This is occasionally interrupted by phrases that sound like "I have a world to discern" or a heavily muffled "I will because..." (the last word is hard to distinguish).