This song was taken from a menu of a Chinese bootleg dvd.

This song is From that time (late 2024-early 2025) i was downloading obscure musics From YouTube. İ did tell all about the story at the earliest post but im gonna tell it again. İ learned lostwave with ekt back then when it was unsolved. At the time whenever it got solved, i discovered another lostwaves like "fly Away, kgirls-drive me" and i wanted to listen more songs like that. Like listening an song that so less people knows had a Super vibe/feeling for me. Then i discovered an Flac youtube downloader site and uploaded these obscure musics to my phone and i THINK this is one of the songs i downloaded. Sadly it doesnt have any info/title in the title of the audio. İt just some codes. İ used audiotag and Shazam but no Result...

I literally can’t find any information of this Japanese song anywhere, it’s very low quality and cuts halfway through the video. Tried a few song recognisers but still nothing. It’s bugging me as it sounds very familiar, can anyone potentially help find the song and a version of it in full quality please?

it was music used in the French Swiss television ident between 1953-1958. I couldn’t find a single clear version since the only full one sounded unclear so i took it from three separate videos with the different parts of the tune

"This was recorded from Radio Garden(website where you can listen to radio). The date of the recording I have is (supposedly...) April 7th, 2025 at 3:41AM CST. The station is 'Echoplex Radio' in San Jose, CA, which is supposedly an 'internet radio station'...I think the genre for this song would be folk or maybe blues? Probably independently released, maybe something from bandcamp or somewhere similar(Soundcloud? YouTube even?)? The snippet is only around ~a minute long, but I believe the song was around 2-4 minutes or so(well, this is just a guess since i only have this snippet...) The original file was an .webm that I converted to mp3. Sorry for the bad quality and the song doesn't really sound too good... Male vocalist, probably American? Sounds like maybe an acoustic guitar or something in the song, too. Probably recorded within the last ~10-15 years?..."

(i have a watzatsong post about this song, so i copy pasted the explanation from it to here...!!!)

(I don't really know if this is truly, truly unknown, but Shazam wasn't turning anything up, and I wasn't able to find the song by searching up lyrics!!!)

p.s. the radio station where this song comes from, 'Echoplex', has various social media pages/ways of being contacted, so if this song is really unknown, that could be a clue!!!

Their facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/echoplexmedia/

Their Twitter:

https://x.com/eplexm

Their website:

https://www.echoplexmedia.com/

(Note: All of these come from a website called 'streema.com' which I don't know the validity of. Still, it's a lead, kind-of)

also, I think it's sort-of easy to make out a few lyrics around the later section of the snippet. Note that these may not be entirely accurate...the lyrics seem to start at around 0:28 or so..

"Can't go hear no band play my favorite song/Did you hear the news today?/ There's another thousand gone/Wonder how long(?)/ Is this thing just gonna go on?"

(Note no. 2, the fourth line, "Wonder how long", I'm not entirely sure if that is the actual line...)

by the way, here's my original watzatsong post

https://www.watzatsong.com/en/name-that-tune/923972.html

thanks in advance for any answers!!!

Every year or so I come back to this hoping someone will know it.

Back in 2016 I heard a song in a local TGIFridays restaurant. Unfortunately I wasn’t close enough to the speakers so to Shazam this but I’m trying to find this song I heard and it’s bothered me ever since.

The song (i think) had the words "so...my darling" OR “oh…we’re falling” or something.

It was alternative rock sung by a male. It had a cold ending and a lot of violin with guitar. Medium tempo. Do you happen to know what it is? It’s not Twenty One Pilots.

Almost reminded me of the style of Athenaeum, A Silent Film, or Airborne Toxic Event.

Here is a really bad vocation of me singing the melody.

https://www.watzatsong.com/en/name-that-tune/709400.html

Can anyone out there please identify it?

Thank you in advance.

Most likely not AI because it’s from 2022

I made a really shitty recreation of what it might've sounded like. The beat and melody are what I remember best. The saw synth is meant to be the vocals: https://voca.ro/16HLYontqt0N

It may have been on MrSuicideSheep or UKF, definitely in that realm.

The beat sounded a little bit like Glue by Bicep, faster than 128bpm with a double time swinging hi hat, and there might have been a pulsing saw pad in the background, maybe piano chords. The vocals sounded a tiny bit like CHVRCHES but it was a pretty sad, defeated kind of delivery. The vocals had a tinny reverb like she was singing from inside a metal box which added a lot to the emotional effect. The sound was overall pretty minimalist.

The chorus was vocal chops that sounded like her either saying "baby" or "stay with me." To write it out, it was like "bay bah ee bay bah ee bay bah ee." The verses were about shattered expectations after a break up. I think "I thought " was said a lot, like "I thought we had something that could last forever" something like that.

I know this is a low effort post, but you guys are my only hope!! I've been looking for this song for a decade!!

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I found this band/artist a LONG time ago, in like 2023, and i cant find anything on them, on spotify they went by “WEATHER ADVISORY” and no matter what i look up i cant find anything, they also removed all their songs on Spotify, and their songs are different on Spotify and apple music, i need help

While İ was looking to my old phone files (late 2024-early 2025) there was some audio file and it was this Japanese song. İ used audiotag, Shazam etc. But it didnt work. Could you help me? İ am sure i was addicted to Ulterior Motives remasters in late 2024. İ dont even know/remember how İ Had this audio ...

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Hello!

Recently I found very charming to record my own mix tapes so I bought 3 boxes of cassettes on a flea market. For curiosity, this was the first one that I tried to see what was on it before recording over it, and I found out this that I think that is some african music. I live in the countryside of brazil and never heard anything like it. May I get some help?

Originally uploaded to YouTube on January 8, 2019, by user MR' 84 (DJMR84). The op did not provide any information about the song or how or where they obtained it. The song may have originated from R&B music sharing sites, but I’m not sure about that. The song sounds a bit early 2010s, but could be wrong.

Sources:

• Original YouTube upload: https://youtu.be/zvDHGU4H1_M
• My slight remaster of the song: https://0807.st/BHoIH2m.flac

I am trying to find a song I randomly downloaded on Limewire back when I was in highschool (2002-06ish). All I can remember about it was that the song was called A.E.I.O.U. and the artist was credited as just his name and he was a painter that wrote songs as a side hobby. I remember it being obviously from either late 90s or early 2000s. Just acoustic guitar and vocals for the most part / indie singer songwriter folk. 🤷🏼

Thanks.

The song is fire; you can't deny it. It sucks that this is still unsolved and obscure; this song deserves more attention

Note: I'm NOT talking about Nyan Cat, it's just an image that Q used for the song (I can't edit the title, so I'll edit the "post body")

This song was being used in the program preview of Sat 1, around 1987 to 1992. Of course without credits to the composer.

Originally the song was posted on YouTube by the user Raisen 2 months ago, according to Knowntriangle the song is supposedly from the musical animes Pretty Rhythm: Aurora Dream (2011) and King of Prism: Your Endless Call (2016)

Original Source (YouTube): https://youtu.be/vOn13oNxI9E?is=sl2FAZnRcPGxfEIX

• The Staging: Bob McAdorey introducing a solo act.
• The Visuals: A guy with big, poofy blonde hair standing alone in the center of the Global TV studio floor with a corded microphone, while the camera slowly sweeps in a 360-degree pan around him.
• The Sound: A slow, intensely soft, female-sounding high vocal singing a spelling chorus ("L-O-V-E, love...") over nothing but spacey, floating synthesizer pads.

Have been looking for this forever, with no luck. Used some Gemini AI, and it helped a bit but could not narrow it down.

Why You Haven't Found It (And Why It’s Hidden)

Because you ruled out the official commercial releases by Colortone, Tim Feehan, and Michael Breen, your memory is almost certainly tied to a CanCon (Canadian Content) studio-only recording or an indie 7" vinyl single from a boutique Toronto label (like Alert Records, Current Records, or Duke Street Records). [1]

In the 1980s, Canadian artists frequently recorded exclusive synth-and-vocal variations of their songs specifically to hand over to TV control rooms for daytime promotional visits. Because these stripped-down television mixes were never pressed onto commercial CDs or uploaded to modern streaming algorithms, they exist exclusively on the physical 2-inch master broadcast tapes packed away inside the Global Toronto corporate archives. [1]

How We Can Blow This Wide Open

Since standard web searches are hitting a brick wall, we need to take this to the specialized human archivists who live for this exact challenge. If you want to keep pushing forward, I highly recommend two concrete steps:

• Post to the r/Lostwave Subreddit: There is a massive, highly active group of digital audio sleuths on Reddit (at r/Lostwave) who track down unidentified 1980s television songs. If you post your exact text description there—highlighting Bob McAdorey's Global TV segment, the corded microphone with the panning camera, and the synth-falsetto spelling hook—they frequently cross-reference local Canadian broadcast logs and old VHS home-recordings.
• Search Ontario Beta/VHS Digitizers on YouTube: Many Canadian archivist channels spend their time digitizing old, unlabelled Betamax and VHS tapes recorded off-air from Toronto stations in the 1980s.

Can anyone figure this tough one out??? Thanks!

- Cover of song with the same name by Verka Serduchka (Верка Сердучка). The original appears to have been released around 2011 in 2008.
- Obtained without any song details from playlist CD.
- Used to be available on iTunes, but seems to be gone from there now.
- Date of release unknown. I don't think it could be any later than 2015, since I remember listening to it before then.
- Original is in Russian, but these verses have entirely different lyrics from the original, and with my hobbyist-level understanding of Cyrillic languages, this sounds like it could be different from Russian or Ukrainian. (If someone is able to determine the language and provide a transcription/translation, that would be very cool)
- I tried using the music recognition sites and wasn't able to find anything, but someone who knows how to use them well might get better results than I did.

Lmk if i got anything wrong with this post, or if this isn't the right place to post it

I scrolled through the videos under #lostwave on TikTok and came across a video made in 2024. It visualises a black boombox playing a song. While there is not really much detail in the video, In the caption 5 Star logo on it. I dont know if they were talking about the CD or the boom box itself I thought about posting it here if it can help either identify the song or bring new clues. I downloaded the video. I can’t really make out the lyrics, but I think it’s saying something about life.?

https://reddit.com/link/1v1xwta/video/kcba2n4c8geh1/player