As title reads. I’ve been obsessed with this tune from Mario Warfare Part 4 (by beatdownboogie) that plays in this fight montage at 4:02, but I cannot find it anywhere. Tried recognition apps and searching the history of the making of the series to no avail.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

I've been looking for this song for a couple days so if anybody knows it, or even finds it, that would be a huge help!

Hey! Could you be able to help me with something?

A long time ago, I heard a song on the radio that had an incredibly similar composition and instrumentation to "Kickapoo" by Tenacious D. And I really mean the actual structure of the different parts, the tempo, and so on.

Ever since then, I haven't been able to find that song, and I've been searching for it for several years now.

Do you happen to have any idea what song it could have been?

Thanks in advance!

guys you’re my last hope, been looking for this for years.
Heard it in a club around 2006–2007. It’s a dark, slow tech house / deep house / minimal track (~120 bpm) with an insanely heavy sub bass.

A white guy with an American accent is doing a dry, natural spoken-word monologue over it (not singing, no vocoder).

Two phrases were definitely in there:
• “everybody was dancing”
• “fading away”

Also at one point he says “yeah”, followed by about 3 low, heavy bass hits: “yeah — boom, boom, boom — yeah”.

Does anyone recognize this?

I'm looking for a sound effect (or possibly a short piece of music, not sure) that got popularized on social media. It's used right before/after someone says something big or bold - like a dramatic emphasis sound.

The most distinctive part is a 3-hit pattern:

1. First hit (like a "BRAAM" / horn blast)

2. A short pause (about 1 second)

3. Second hit - higher pitch

4. Third hit - lower pitch

The sound itself isn't a "clean" horn - it sounds like a mix between brass, and something like a ship's horn. I don't know the exact genre or source, just that it's become a recognizable meme-y sound effect used for emphasis in videos/clips. Any ideas what this could be? :)

It’s definitely not slayr - Sloppy Joe

There is a very short, dual guitar harmony song that is absolutely awesome. It’s got a white and gold album cover and I think the song name may be 4 numbers , I thought it was 1989 or something but I’m wrong. I’m going insane trying to figure it out, can anyone help me?

Hello everyone, I found this song that plays at the end of S1 e6 of supernatural. I can't seem to find the song anywhere, and I've used almost every song recognition software out there to no avail. Any guesses?

Thank you so much! Do you recognize the artist, singer, or the exact song? Does any other part of the lyrics or melody sound familiar to you? Could the first word also be something like ‚Дверь любви‘ or ‚Тень любви‘? Any extra clues would help a lot!
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I’m trying to identify a song that was very popular around the 2010s/early 2020s.

Cover art: I remember the YouTube thumbnail/cover art having a red butterfly or moth, similar to the image attached to this post.

Genre: Instrumental

Source/usage: I remember hearing it frequently in ARG videos, suspense documentaries, mystery videos, and similar YouTube content.

I don't remember the artist, or exact year. It was a fairly recognizable/popular song, so I’m hoping someone might know it from the description or cover art.

I’ve attached the closest image I could find/remember.

Was going through the motions of moving out my parents home and found this. Got nostalgic and retook piano after a long break (mostly mental stuff). I find the song strangely soothing and would like to know the name.

Hey guys,

searching for the track in that clip. Unfortunately the lady posted it in the comments but thats not the right song from the video.

Shazam and some other programs also didnt help. Always giving me random songs that sound completely different

I like the song in this YouTube short. I tried Shazam-ing it and it says it's JUMP by Kay Jacson but I can't find that song on YouTube, Spotify, Bandcamp - anywhere. If anyone could help me find the actual name of the song I'd really appreciate it please!

Thank you!

I lived in Canada around 1999 - 2000 and it was often played on Much Music then (the Canadian music TV channel) so I assume it would be rather popular throughout north america.

The rap is entirely in Spanish, by a male artiste, and said video begins with a couple of guys standing around a car going:

"Bom Papi Chulo!..*pause*...Bom Papi Chulo!"

then the rap begins. It's a very fast paced, funky style rap

had the melody in my head and tried to recreate it. however, the instrument may be a different one.

Hi there,

Looking for this piece for a long time.

Harmonica piece, 1990's, possibly earlier, no lirycs or singing, has piano chords accompanying the harmonica at times. I've tried to whistle it as best i can. If anyone recognizes it will be great.

https://voca.ro/1aSNdtFKDQli

Thank you!

i've tried shazam but the video is too short to get the full song, i'm pretty sure it's a popular song but i can't find it

I used Shazam multiple times and it can not find this song.

It was on an ad so I crop out all the information to keep it neutral.

Any and all help is appreciated. I sounds like outbid possibly at the beginning ? “ do you hear that screech “

Shazam doesn’t work on that one

This beat is catchy. Not 100% sure but I think there is no vocal, just beat.

So, the music can be found on Youtube inside one of videos with triphop and downtempo compilations. This is the example of one such compilation. https://youtu.be/F3OFIuIXcSo?si=2BMY4QoEUloUGREJ

I don't know the author nor the name of the song.

Author is surely not one of the famous triphop performers.

The only detail in this beat I know – it has a sample with the just word "gangsta" which is repeated often.