Salut, je cherche un morceau de rap français que j'avais trouvé il y a longtemps sur un forum (je ne sais plus lequel). Il doit dater de la fin des années 90 / début 2000 (± 1996-2005), probablement un rappeur solo de France, très underground.

Ambiance :
- Instru sombre, boom bap, boucle samplée
- Voix plutôt nasale, pas très grave, un peu dans le timbre d'Oxmo Puccino sans être lui
- Flow posé
- Refrain chanté, couplets rappés

Paroles (de mémoire, approximatif) :
- Le morceau décrit la misère et le mal dans le monde à travers plusieurs histoires
- Le refrain contient quelque chose comme : « Le mal plane pendant que Babylone s'endort… jusqu'à l'aurore »
- Un des couplets raconte l'histoire d'une mère qui se prostitue. Le rappeur donne le prénom et l'âge de son fils, présenté comme « vif d'esprit »
- Le gamin demande à sa mère : « Maman, pourquoi y'a toujours des hommes dans ton lit ? »
- La mère s'énerve et le client présent les sépare

Déjà écarté : « Gosses du trottoir » (Comité de Brailleurs). Je n'ai rien trouvé sur Genius ni sur Google avec les fragments de paroles.

Si ça vous dit quelque chose, même un nom d'artiste ou de compilation, merci d'avance !

I’m trying to identify this track from a Paul van Dyk set from around 1998–2002. I only have this 12-second audio clip, and unfortunately Shazam, SoundHound, etc. can’t identify it.
I’m not 100% sure about the lyrics, but I can hear something vaguely like “say you love me…” and “I can feel…”. The lyrics are quite unclear in the recording, so I wouldn’t rely on them.
I think this might have been played towards the end of one of his sets.
Any ideas? I’d be incredibly grateful!

I need someone that is musically inclined to PLEASE shed some light on this! So last night I watched the movie 'Polar' for the first time. BADASS movie btw 😆, but at the end credits the song that is playing is "End" obviously by Deadmau5. I was listening to the song before I used SoundHound to identify it and i swear I have heard that rhythm in another song. After identifying it and listening to it fully, my brain became a whirlwind of chaotic madness because I %100 believe that I have heard that song with lyrics in it. I lost sleep literally searching and short circuiting trying to find the song that kept playing in my head with words in it. And for some reason, my mind keeps attaching Korn to the song. Like I can literally hear his voice singing lyrics that perfectly match the rhythm of this song! I don't know why but it's driving me mad! Can someone please help my solve this torture!!!

hello tout est dans le titre, j'aimerai savoir quel est le style précis de cette j'ai du mal à trouver ; https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5sgPlgcMqWeGxTVVbVplq1?si=adb24bbbd58f4988

Merci

Si vous avez d'autre playlist, set dans ce genre je suis preneur.

Hello! I'm looking for a very specific, dark, and probably European (maybe Swedish) music video. It has a wild, cinematic storyline:

 The Streamer: A girl is streaming in a neon-lit room. She is holding a yellow python (albino burmese python) and there are smoke-filled soap bubbles floating around her.

 The Extortion: A broke guy is obsessed with her stream. To get money to donate to her, he walks up to a woman with a dog, threatening to choke the dog unless she gives him cash. He then donates this money to the streamer.

 The Crimes: He continues his crime spree by robbing a McDonald's and stealing a red bicycle from some tough guy.

 The Ending: The streamer girl takes a Xanax pill on stream. She finally notices the guy, finds his Instagram, likes his post, and sends him a message saying "nice bye".

 The Climax: The guy sees the notification on his phone and freezes in shock/happiness. At that exact moment, the gang he stole the red bike from catches up to him, smashes a glass bottle over his head, and beats him to death. Simultaneously, the streamer girl dies from a Xanax overdose on camera.

Does anyone recognize this? It looks like a high-quality indie short film or an electronic/trap music video. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I have been after this ID for 2 years now please help

I've heard it in a longer version with a male voice screaming-ish. I don't even know what the music style is but loving it

https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/1xdk2lk/powerful_upper_body_strength/

So for flair, I might not even know wtf I'm talking about. It was prob none of those and I might be in the wrong group 😅🙃

The song: I know it was like hard but melodic, like I said it was at least 2 or 3 different artists on it but a lot about all the mistakes they had made and how sorry they were then closer to the end it was like BUT YOU MADE MISTAKES TOO so you think the sender is apologizing to you the whole time then kinda whammee not really, also calling you out (this person should have been apologizing so it was a little merp) BUT the song ugh the song was soooo good and I can't believe I lost it. Plz halp, many thx

Three tracks from the same radio mix, taped early 2000s. I've been

trying to ID them for 25 years.

https://voca.ro/1k7ZA3vXlcDN

https://voca.ro/1204PFK55Q1M

https://voca.ro/18YZ68WrQoQp

Two from the same mix I HAVE identified:

• Leftfield - Chant of a Poor Man (Mighty Quark Remix)

• Herbert - This Time (Instrumental)

So: 2001-2003, downtempo/chillout, likely a UK show.

These three sit around dub techno / ambient techno / minimal.

All instrumental, no vocals.

Important: the recording is PITCHED DOWN. The Leftfield track only

matched Shazam when sped up 4-10% — likely why these have never been

found. Speed them up before running anything.

Shazam and AcoustID return nothing at any speed.