I'm not really good at describing things (i don't even know what genre you could call this, that's how uncultured i am) so I apologize, but I think it used to be a trend song on tiktok for like, mysterious things? The song itself gave that mysterious vibe too, like, it wasn't sad or happy, it was like... weird? It was also one of those songs I never heard fully, and don't even know if it is a full song. All I know is that there was this tune that kept repeating all the time. I tried my best to recreate it in Beepbox (which is the file i put, so it isn't the actual song). it isn't 100% accurate, but, it's basically what the song sounds like. i chose the most similar instruments i could and tuned it to sound more like the song. it isn't a sad song, but it does sound less happy than mine does. what i am sure of, is that it isn't a niche song, and that this is basically the pattern of it, though it may perhaps be a little more wavy than what i did.

i think it was popular around 2-3 years ago? i haven't heard it in a nice bit. the song was mostly synthy, i guess? again, i'm not sure that my recreation is very accurate, as it isn't exactly what i want, but, it's the best i could do since i know nothing else, and i can't exactly describe it with sounds typed out. so uh, please, if you can, try to find this song. it does have to sound like that pattern, cuz i know i'm not mistaken about that. i'll answer whatever questions i can, but i don't know how much help i can be. another thing i can tell you is that it is not niche. like i said, it was pretty popular. on a scale of 1-10 on how popular, i'd say it was like, a 7? i've heard it in edits and compiling's of images, mainly on tiktok. i heard no vocals in the song, all i heard was this little tune.

please try to find it. even if you can't find it, i seriously appreciate your efforts. sorry if i'm not being specific or helpful enough...

here's the beepbox link below to my recreation if you wanna try messing around with it or something.

https://www.beepbox.co/#9n31s0k1l00e00t1ta7g0fj07r1i0o432T5v2u05f10s6qo94221d22HZzi99arAE00000h6E0T5v2u05f10s6qo1423d22H5zi99980000000h6E0T1v3u01f0qwx10g810d08A0F9B4Q0040P9900E2b278T4v1uf0f0q011z6666ji8k8k3jSBKSJJAArriiiiii07JCABrzrrrrrrr00YrkqHrsrrrrjr005zrAqzrjzrrqr1jRjrqGGrrzsrsA099ijrABJJJIAzrrtirqrqjqixzsrAjrqjiqaqqysttAJqjikikrizrHtBJJAzArzrIsRCITKSS099ijrAJS____Qg99habbCAYrDzh00E0b40000000000g0000000001000000000000000000000p1WFE_BAACLQsnKOslLOs-OM1jh_b99dvEULtAUHvAVZBw2ZKDRG5J1GAnw00

found it in a clip on twitter but the video had some heavy ukraine war footage, so i just ripped the audio and put it on vocaroo so no one has to watch that.

here’s the link: https://vocaroo.com/1mqpFCUKErfK

any help is appreciated, thanks!

Please bear with my humming, my mic has issues catching hmss so I had to use aras, if that makes sense.

Also this song is quite soft, I do not know any of the lyrics and in fact I am not sure if the little parts I am attempting to but failing immeasurably to sing are actual lyrics but overall I think this is the chorus and stays the same.

All I know is that is a male vocalist and has no much of an upbeat, it reminds me of the same style as Kool and The Gangs.

Thank you beforehand

Hi everyone,

I am trying to track down a specific, upbeat stock production track used in the 1991 Chuck E. Cheese's University: General Kitchen and Service training video.

• The Video: CECU - General Kitchen & Service (Full video)
• The Timestamps: The song first kicks in right at 0:55 during the general service expectations. In the full tape, it actually runs from 0:55 down to 8:00 (running in reverse order due to the video's editing structure/countdown).
• Audio Description: It features bright synthesizers, synth leads, and distinctive metal drums / percussion elements. A key identifier is the sharp percussion-like sounds that hit a very quick, driving '1-2-3-4' count.

I have already cross-referenced and ruled out the entire David Arkenstone & Andrew White Island album (it is not Nantucket, Caravan, Desert Ride, Rhinos and Elephants, or The Island Road). It is also not Dave Grusin's "New Hampshire Hornpipe" (which belongs on the Birthdays tape).

None of the tracks on the standard public Spotify playlists match this song. It seems to be an unindexed buyout library track from a company like Network Music, FirstCom, or De Wolfe that corporate ShowBiz Pizza Time used back in '91.

Does anyone who collects or archives the old production library discs recognize this specific cue or the library it belongs to? Any leads would be amazing!

Repeats once (I cut it off) and then goes into a B section.

i can't remember much about it, but here's what i do remember

there's a decent chance it's a FNAF song, but i may be wrong

in the animation, there's this monster. it's an amalgamation, but it's not the one from Don't Forget(another fnaf song i found from a minecraft animation). it's completely shrouded in darkness 90-100% of the time, and i'm pretty sure it's a lot larger than that one.

the monster thing chases a kid all over Somewhere. i have genuinely no clue exactly where

there's also a damn good chance it's all a nightmare the kid's having.

PLEASE help me find this song, i haven't seen anything on it since i was like 11 or 12, and i'm desperate.

This hold music from a Phone system

i was watching a Minecraft stream and this track started playing, completely captivated me (Shazam doesn't recognize it). heelp... (bad english, i know)

It was/is fairly popular. Guitar-forward. I wish I could remember the lyrics. I don't want to lead anyone down the wrong path with a terribly wrong guess. I recall something along the lines of being with his girl and getting high and feeling good or whatever. That might be totally wrong though.

Title edit: starts off slow

The chorus is catchy and has a good guitar riff, not hard in the metal sense. Hard as in very polar opposite of the intro verse.

I think they are Australian but I could be way off.

Originally heard on Spotify All New Rock Playlist, if that helps at all. It's no longer there though. Just went through it all.

I remember seeing this song on posts about a view mostly in the summer on tiktok. I remember vividly that the first time I saw it, it was the song in a video filming the niagara falls from the lower area either on a boat or the ground and it was very high contrast/colorful. Please help me find it! I uploaded a recording of my humming it.

Simche Friedman - Bekarov (Yitgadal)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCzkzTR_zd4

the parts at 0:15-0:30 and 1:02-1:16 only sound extremely familiar to me, and it's annoying me that I can't place it... it's on the tip of my tongue. Does anybody know what it is?

Hey folks. I’m trying to remember the title & artist of a song I heard a year or so ago. I really enjoyed it and it’s driving me crazy that I can’t quite remember enough details about it. So here’s what I do remember:

- genre was upbeat indie with a twang
- male lead vocals
- lyrics along the lines of “it’s a long and difficult journey/ride, but I don’t mind if it’s you at the end of the line/road”
- from memory it sounded a bit like the fruit bats or ROLE MODEL

If this is ringing a bell for anyone please let me know! Thanks

I am looking for songs from an old CD I had as a kid. It was on CD2 track 12-13 according to google. I was surprised to see the artist couldnt be found online and no youtube or spotify link either!

Album Name: Anime Nation No. 4: Openings & Endings 3

• 2-12 Momo – Parasite (2:41)
• 2-13 Momo – Doppelgaenger (2:32)

There was a song which started with phonetic reduplication, something like this:

means, shmeans, angle-shmangle

The song was similar in rhythm, vocals and general vibe to Peggy Lee's Fever, it had similar tempo, shuffled beat, contralto female vocals in jazzy manner. I'm very much sure it was in English though I didn't speak it fluently when I heard the song. It was around year 2000 in Russia but the station is specialized in foreign oldies music.

It goes something like that, I might have butchered the first part. Heard it on the radio but lost the channel/got distracted. Sounds indie-ish, might new because I have never heard it before.

This was the first lyrical song he played at his show in Austin. What's this song name? Lyrics has "what's up" and words that sounds like "don't" and "olé" throughout it

I only remember this short part of the song, which I've tried to recreate by whistling. The melody and rhythm are as close to the original as I can remember. It had a high-pitched, almost ethereal female voice, possibly slightly processed or sped up. The music was fairly fast-paced and energetic, possibly dance or trance, with a slightly Celtic or folk-inspired sound. Unfortunately, I don't remember any lyrics, and I'm not even sure whether the singer was singing actual words or just vocalizing.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Its driving me crazy. Thank you!

absinthe bar in prague, live piano player, played mostly movie themes. please help i am losing it. seems like pop or show tune!?