Anybody knows the source of the vocals in: https://youtu.be/chUfUBJhgHQ?si=z9j8aYm_rFvwdpT7

I couldn't believe it with my own ears...there it was. The unmistakable chords.

Go to 1:31

A mystery of that took 23 years, 3 months, and 29 days to be revealed. And probably the last main sample of MF DOOM that was unknown. To me, one of, if not, the GREATEST samples in hip hop / rap history.

The Musikos Music Library was active between 1990 and 1992 as a stock or library music for products, enhance business presentations, etc...

This also means that the 1970s porn lead was actually just MF messing with us... What a villain!

EDIT: with my excitement I made a typo ...I meant OFFICIALLY found.

EDIT 2: All credit to YouTube user @sdbsdb-me7pn who is NOT the person who uploaded the video today, who has an INCREDIBLE rare collection of music in his YouTube as he should be officially the person credited for the discovery.

He simply made a cryptic comment in my YouTube just saying "Musikos Music Library - 254-5", but that prompted me to investigate further and download the full music library album from the Library Music Themes music forum. And holy shit was he right...it WAS the sample.

https://www.youtube.com/@sdbsdb-me7pn

EDIT 3: The full collection was assembled and uploaded to the Library Music Themes online music forum by GodzFire in January 2026 "as to not be lost to time".

In his post GodzFire said:

Collection of all known available music 25 albums from Musikos, the now defunct North Carolina-based production music library founded in 1990, published in Charlotte, NC.

A majority of the music was made by Neil Davenport, with some tracks made by Steve Dimond, Jamie Hoover, and William 'Bill' Soden.

The Musikos Music Library lasted until 1992 and was succeeded by the Davenport Music Library in 1993, with some of the Musikos Music Library tracks being carried over, but many not, including most of the William Soden Sports selections.

It’s so good I was just curious

From this obscure music library that ran throughout the 90s! Although this is the origin of the song, it could have been sampled by mf doom from a 2nd hand source (🤠) I can’t believe the day has finally come, and credit to op in the mf doom sub for finding this!!

Sounds like R&B / Funk, don't know how many elements are from the same song https://youtu.be/VEKizoIG6nE?si=B0p5LomPeLuZAv1-

https://youtu.be/4b8B58wi9Wc?t=88

I'm working on a project and I've been trying to find the source of this after the first chorus. He's doing a chirp with the crossfader the cut the sound in, I couldn't tell if It's just a keyboard stab or record sample. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Uploaded a vocaroo of the audio. About 1 min of it.

Distinct lyrics at the end: "When i said goodbye, you were so sad that I wanted to cry, now you say goodbye, baby I feel so sad..." Taken from "Suchtig Skit" by DerRalle, the delay effect at the end is not from the sample and is from Suchtig Skit. I know a couple of songs that have this as the sample but no clue of the original. This is the clearest and least edited version i know of.

If anyone has a lead or any help it would be much appreciated

Hello, first of all, while listening to Gary Jules' song "Mad World," I came across an artist named Donnie Darko, who also had a song called "Mad Worlds." While listening to his other songs, I came across this track,

"The Art of Living,"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2d2q8wJcH0

Also i checked whosampled.com but i didn't find anything than other tracks.

I think the beat maker is DJ Sutter Kain. I'm trying to find out where the sample in "The Art of Living" came from and what the original is. I would appreciate your help.

Not sure if this is allowed, but can someone please help me out? There‘s a radar/sonar beep sound I’ve heard before, and it playing in this Iron Lung animation.

Timestamps for ease of finding the sound I’m looking for:

https://youtu.be/EZwvR5EP5y0?list=TLPQMTMxMDIwMjarNU13-JjgPw&t=185

https://youtu.be/EZwvR5EP5y0?list=TLPQMTMxMDIwMjarNU13-JjgPw&t=244

I found this video on youtube while watching Iron Lung stuff, and the animator used the sound as the proximity alert for the SM-13.

as far as I can remember, the sound in the video sounds slightly edited with an echo effect that’s more noticeable in the second timestamp. However,I’ve tried finding it myself already, but it’s so long since I’ve last heard it online, that I don’t remember the site it came from, or what the name of the sound was, and I looked for the close end of an hour or 2 to look for it, only to get nothing.

any help is appreciated! I just want to know the name of the sound, and the link to the sound.