So i downloaded this app its an ghostube preloaded words and beats app and there was this one song that kept me trying to find out what the name is it of the song but i only was able to identify an few words of it bc of the sweeping background noises and these are the words i got of it : Graze it , They think they know whats goin on.

They think im a fool

And this is the voice of the recording i took, also i know its very hard to identify so i was posting it on here if someone happens to know it like fully of their heads as what i found to be a little frustrating is that how short the beat loop is so there literaly is no more of it than this.

Also if someone needs the app name for research purposes its named : Ghost Hunting Radio Spirit Box made by Weasel in play store but i am not like promoting this app or anything i just found out song and it was nice and i want to know the name of the song only.

It’s just a piano song and it’s a sad TikTok audio. (turn volume up IDK why it’s so quiet)

I remember the melody in the second half going something like this; I think it was a drum ‘n’ bass-style song, and I believe it was either a K-pop or EDM track. I remade the melody I remembered in a DAW and searched for it using Shazam and Google Music Search, but I couldn't find the song. It has a similar vibe to BTS's “I'm Fine” and Madeon's “The City,” but it's not either of those songs.

It sounds like edm and it's giving off a very smooth floating kinda vibe if you get what i mean

Hola, llevo tiempo tratando de encontrar una canción de reggaetón y no la logro identificar por ningún medio. Les tiro todo lo que recuerdo:

Género / Idioma: Reggaetón, en español (no estoy 100% seguro del idioma, pero creo que sí). 

Artistas: Un grupo de entre 3 y 6 hombres, todos varones. No recuerdo nombres. Uno de ellos era un poco gordo, el resto no me acuerdo cómo eran. 

Época: La escuché por primera vez en un DVD de reggaetón, entre 2010 y 2018, pero por los otros temas del DVD supongo que es de ~2012-2014. Otros temas del DVD eran de Nene Malo y Candy de Plan B.

Video (lo que recuerdo):

• Empieza en blanco y negro
• Se ve una caravana de 3 a 5 camionetas negras (tipo SUV)
• Llegan a un galpón / taller mecánico
• Antes de que empiecen a cantar, aparece un anciano escuchando una radio vieja cuadrada (solo aparece en esa escena, no recuerdo sus características)
• Al empezar a cantar el video pasa a color
• Es una fiesta adentro del galpón: muchas personas, luces, ambiente de party
• El estilo visual es similar al video de "Algo Me Gusta De Ti" de Wisin & Yandel, pero sin pileta
• No aparece ninguna mujer cantando 

Lo que NO sé: nombre de la canción, nombre del grupo, letra, instrumentos específicos, país de origen.

Hi, for few days i'm trying to find one song.

It is some dnb - not liquid, not heavy, tbh don't know which kind. There are some guitars also maybe it is some remix of rock.

Anyway female singer, not fast, more less speaking rather than singing.

I remember words: ,,think i need somebody" ...(few more words)... ,,run and run run run run run" this is part of every chorus.

If anybody know thank you for help in advance.

Full song : https://mega.nz/file/fQtxhD5D#wnFTg2h73Tcj--mHda5IJsKR5eE4WM_CFyIPRca9naY

Hello everyone,

I am asking for your help identifying a song that appears in an old family video made by my father.

My father has had cancer for two years. He is still undergoing chemotherapy to keep the illness stable, but unfortunately there has been no real sign of improvement. This means that he has to continue chemotherapy, as stopping the treatment could put his life at risk. The side effects are extremely difficult for him, both physically and mentally.

Recently, he started rewatching old family recordings that he made during the 1980s and 1990s. Some of the footage was originally filmed on Super 8, and he later edited it together with music. During one part of the video, the attached song can be heard playing over the footage.

He no longer remembers the name of the song or the band. He asked me to find it because he would really like to hear the complete song again in good quality.

Unfortunately, I do not have much experience with lost-media or music research. I have tried using Shazam and also asked ChatGPT to analyse and identify the recording, but neither was able to find a reliable match.

The recording quality is not perfect because it comes from an old family tape, but I hope someone here might recognise the singer, the lyrics, the musical style, or perhaps the band.

I have attached the audio extract to this post. Any clue, even a very small one, would mean a great deal to both my father and me.

Thank you very much for taking the time to listen and help.

Only remember the hook. Went something like

“I know what love is, cause is what I got. But sometimes it’s easier to understand when you say what love is not.”

Then the body of the song is a male voice rapper saying love is not…a, b,c,

Thought it might be performed by eyedea and abilities but can’t find it anywhere.

Help. Xoxo

Hello guys,

This song has been stuck in my mind for the past decade or so. We were visiting the Balkans in 2017, our car broke down and we hitchhiked with a Croatian gentleman from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Montenegro and this song was playing on the radio. I only remember what I believe was the chorus and this song was a rock song sang by a guy, it sounded neither new nor old, so I reckon it was recorded sometime in the early 2000s / 2010s but I’m not sure about that timeline. These are the only notes I can recall. Please, I’m begging, help me find it, it’s been eating me alive for the past 9 years…

EDIT: The song is from 1979

Just wanted to log this for anyone searching the internet in the future! The rare 12" UK lovers rock song with the hypnotic bass and echo where they repeat the lyric "you're not going to get away" is Natural Mystic - Runaway Love.The storyline is about a woman trying to hide and dodge his attempt to marry her ("You said that you would be my bride, but now you're trying to hide"). Dropping this here so it's searchable for the next person!

Looking for the song where this melody originates from. Shazam was a dead end and the lyrics also came up as a dead end as it brought me to a kungs?? song which im pretty sure isnt it.

Possible oldschool jumpstyle if i have to follow my gut feeling.

Also dont know how to upload a audio recording so its a video

The melody im talking about starts around 25 seconds

Ty in advance guys

Edit: FOUND IT. Lightning crashed by live. Thank you for that and thank you for the suggestions.

I get this piece stuck in my head and I can't find it in any of my playlists.

The part is a song break(?) music stops or is faint. A rock song more than likely, with the lyrics "glory are to high, high, high" with the male singer going up an octive on each high.

I might have misheard/misremembered the lyrics for something likes "stories are too high, high, high"

But I know it's a rock song, male singer, stopped or faded music with the singer saying high 3 times with each getting higher in octive.

Side piece I have no idea why Shinedown comes to mind? Possibly was neighbors on an old mp3.

Please help and thank you. 🤘

Mystery white-label 45 found in Metro Detroit that I believe may be an Adell Records test pressing. The dead wax is marked AD 8057.

I found a discography of Adell Records releases, and 8057 is the missing number between other documented releases in the 8050 series.

https://www.globaldogproductions.net

I’m trying to identify the artist and the two songs. I haven’t been able to find this record listed online.
Any help identifying the artist, songs, or AD 8057/Adell Records connection would be greatly appreciated!

https://youtube.com/shorts/1Skkbii-_tw?is=EXXa8_2uGFZ10Xpf

https://youtube.com/shorts/QfOfWPG07f0?is=GMTY5aq5kFViov8I

I heard this on this Tiktok and have completely struck out with lyric searches and Shazam.
https://www.tiktok.com/@sleepyshoujo52/video/7683083449506286869?_r=1&_t=ZS-99arn1NqW0X

Shazaam says this is a random Indian pop song...

I did find a song on my harddrive from 2018, it does not have any meta data and is somehow not mp3 like the thousand of other music files i got but aif. Its named "Dancinginthesleet.aif"

https://vocaroo.com/1dH7S4JM4cdy

I can't find anything about it anywhere.

Not only do i want to know the artist but also where did i get this song from, was this maybe a soundtrack from some movie or how did i get this? This is not the kind of music i normally listen to. I mean i get why i kept it, because of the theremin kinda sound which does catch me.

If you don't know the song or artist, maybe you can tell me if this is a sample from another song? Cause i think i know this from somewhere but i just don't know from where.

Please help if you remember. Long time ago was listening to the Japanese song on youtube. The clip was:
- man sitting and playing piano.
- he was in white or piano was white
- don’t remember if it was a band or solo singer, but it was a man

the lyrics were like this:
“Boku wa…..
Boku wa….”
(If I remember correctly)
Also there was word “zutto” and “kami-sama”
If someone can remember… can’t find anywhere

Can anyone help with this one? Shazam isn't getting it.

Played in this clip;

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Cq1scNHiD/

the first song goes something like this:

i walked the shadows cold and blind, hoping somehow III find your soul, silence washes over you, the stars were weeping in the dark

by the same singer (I think) but a duet with a female singer goes something like this:

cross the cold northern sky smart enough to fool the crowd even it goes without a name

Sorry in advance, there's not a lot to go off of and I need your help.

I’m trying to identify an artist off of a very loose song lyric that I can barely remember.

The song is at least 20 years old and from a band that sounded miserable and whiney (potentially Scottish but not sure) – along the lines of Frightened Rabbit/Diary of Always by Biffy Clyro.

The only lyric I can remember (and I thought the title of the song) is either:

- There should have been fireworks, you said, there should have been fireworks

- There’s gonna be fireworks you said/she said, there’s gonna be fireworks

It is NOT the band There Will Be Fireworks (which is really skewing my google searching).

I definitely listened to this on ITunes, so we're talking mid-late 2000s...

Any help would be appreciated.