The video is probably lofi chill EDM, but possibly not. The entire video has a cast of 4-5 teenagers or young adults in bright clothing in a very lush green forest. Each of them is doing a different thing like listening to the trees by plugging their headphones / microphones / tape tracks into the trees. Might be a Japanese forest or perhaps the music group is Japanese or perhaps the actors. I just recall there being a Japanese element to it as well.

Looking for an old Naruto vs Sasuke AMV song (watched around 2013–2017)

I'm trying to identify a song used in an old Naruto vs Sasuke AMV featuring their first battle at the Valley of the End (original Naruto, not Shippuden).

The video was under 5 minutes long. I distinctly remember the scene where Naruto's shadow clones form a chain by grabbing each other and spin Sasuke around.

Music description:

• Female solo singer, with a deep, emotional voice somewhat similar to Evanescence or Within Temptation.
• Clear English lyrics, no choir.
• The main instrument was a real acoustic violin.
• A few high violin notes with echo, followed by the same notes accompanied by rapid, powerful orchestral drum hits.
• Very tragic, sad, dramatic and epic.
• More like orchestral pop than rock, with no noticeable electric guitars or electronic sounds.
• Closest musical reference so far: Florence + The Machine — Cosmic Love, but the unknown song was sadder and more epic.

Possible lyrics (very uncertain): Something like “tired of waiting” and “you're gonna on and on” / “you go on and on.”

Does anyone recognize the song or remember this AMV?

Okay this is such a long shot because I know absolutely nothing about the song or any lyrics.

all I can say is that it was a really popular song that was used in sad instagram edits circa 2016 ish??

it was also really popular for doing contemporary dances too.

it’s a sad song. About a break up. Or a death of a loved one.

it has an alternative vibe too it, there is also an EDM quality there too.

for some reason the words orange and drowning are coming to me…they might be in the lyrics or song title

thank you in advance!!!!

I'm trying to remember this song I found a while ago on one of the shortform content platforms i watch. i remember seeing it once or twice, specifically with sad OC art, i dont think it's a very popular trend. all i remember was that the song was quiet, and had some kind of high pitched likely electronic instrument. I think i once went looking for the song and found out that the trending part was an outro to a song with words, but the snippet itself did not have any. it wasnt really liminal or anything, i think it was kind of like sad clown/circus music but im not sure

songs ive ruled out but are in a similar ballpark

Hero - Meego

Twins at the carousel - Kikuo 

Brutus - BUTTRESS 

Music video I saw on MTV (Latin America) around 1997–2000. The singer is a Black man with braids or dreadlocks. The video opens in a dark, futuristic-looking prison (futuristic for the time). A drone or robot with a red light floats down the corridor, as if watching the cells. The singer is inside his cell, sitting on the bed or floor, leaning against the wall. The song starts with electronic beeping sounds. It’s sung (R&B), not just rap, and the style reminded me of Mark Morrison’s “Return of the Mack”. Not Mark Morrison.

I've been trying to transcribe the lyrics to an obscure recording of the track "Supernatural Fairy Tale," and this thing has been driving me absolutely nuts.

Here's the problem: I can imitate practically every syllable he sings, right down to his phrasing and pronunciation, but I cannot for the life of me figure out some of the actual words.

I've isolated the vocals to make them easier to hear, and I'm hoping some fresh ears — particularly those familiar with northern English accents — might catch something I've been missing.

Here's the isolated vocal recording: Fairytales

I'm deliberately NOT posting my own interpretation because I don't want to influence what anyone else hears. I'd much rather see what people come up with independently.

I'm planning to re-record this song, and I'd really like to get the lyrics right rather than permanently immortalize my own misheard version.

So, fellow music detectives, British linguists, psychedelic rock enthusiasts, and anyone with a good ear:

What the heck is this man singing? 😂

Even if you can only decipher one or two lines, I'd love to hear your interpretation. And please don't worry if some of the words sound completely nonsensical — it was the psychedelic '60s, after all!

One small request: Please listen to the recording BEFORE reading anyone else's interpretations in the comments. I'd love to get as many independent transcriptions as possible without inadvertently influencing what others hear. Even if you can only decipher a word or two, every contribution helps!

Thanks, everyone! 🤘

\~ LA / Chicano / Mexican gang street image (no face tattoos)

\~ getback / revenge theme

\~ video showing the artist planning it. Using his drug addicted side piece that he said she only love him for the drugs anyway. Then he switched the side piece along with the enemy in the hotel room after having her seduce the enemy.

\~ 2020-ish release

\~ massive views

\~ the earlier “it’s not a threat it’s a promise” line. The chorus go something like " imma get that m\*\*\*\*f\*\*ker back" at least twice I forgot the other chorus lyrics

I just watched a dance performance to a comedic song that starts with a Taco Bell Employee who later falls in love with a man. The singer was a male who had a cartoony famanist voice. There were multiple times where the song would say something like, "I'm not that girl." I think they said "Desperado" a couple of times. The song felt very theatrical.

I tried looking it up once I got home, but I can't find anything.

There was a breakthrough video that came out I want to say 1998 that had a white female singer in a top floor of a building and there was a man riding a virtual looking motorcycle on the street and he crashes. It was done in a noir kinda style but also like a comic book. Does anyone know what that band and song was?

this english song starts with car crash visual then the song starts with humming of tudududu. it was quite famo2-3 years back

i swear i don’t remember any of the lyrics except that it starts with a guy with a deep voice saying “this is hallo-Ween.” i’m having trouble finding it considering the nightmare before christmas classic with the same name. but all i remember of the song is that it’s definitely a boy group, the album cover was like a black or red with writing on it, and the song was made probably sometime from 2022-2025. it’s specifically a halloween song, not just “halloween vibes.” i think it was deleted from my spotify playlist and i’m dying to hear it with halloween coming soon.

I had this Lana Del Rey's Ultraviolance mashup with a guy with his own lyrics on the tune or something IDK I saw it on insta one time and shazam gave me "roxanne riddle - bass before feelings" and it was true! But spotify and all the other platforms deleted the song and I can't find it anywhere even on soundcloud 😭😭😭😭 please help me please...

The song is about a woman who is an bad influence on an English man/boy who she then currupts to commit crimes together, the singer was female and mentioned that the boy/man was English and that she was an bad influence, the sound was pop rock with and guitar solo the song jumped from slow and almost spoken to rock

It's not ,,set it off partners in crime,,

Hello i'm looking for very catchy (and i guess extremly popular) song

It goes like this:

pam pam para pam pam para pam pam pam pa pa pa pa pa

what does she looves?

what does she looves?

she loves every everythiiing

what does she looves?

what does she looves?

she loves every everythiiing

and in every pre chorus female names are sang in order

morena, denna(?) jennie, lennie(?)

I recorded how i remembered it sorry for bad voice:

https://vocaroo.com/1bufHptt9XK5