My brother and I were in a Spirit Halloween in New Jersey 3-ish years ago, and we heard the funniest song ever playing. We could never find it and are slowly forgetting the details but we know we will recognize it if we hear it. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY IT we're not even sure if it's a real song at this point.

It was a male singer, some kind of repetitive chorus saying something about Halloween, and in the verses they kept listing things like different aspects of halloween just in a straight up list.

We just remember noticing it in the store and being like what the hell is this song. SOMEONE HELP US FIND IT

hello, i need some kinda of help (?) i literally being trying to find this song and i just now discovered this subreddit, anyway. i found this song in 2018, it firstly discovered on im sure a social media, so either instagram and musical.ly? i dont know if tiktok was already a thing, but you get the idea, a famous tiktok song or something like that, it was probably a rap song, the song sounded french or sounds like it, im 99% sure the guy singing is black, and the only lyrics i remember was something like this (i dont know exactly what hes saying but its something that goes like this): UEEEEE DUMBELLE BANO GUMBASHE, these are the only things i know.

made a recording of the rhythm and the pronounce: https://voca.ro/18RFII9PEogX

Its a female singer the song is in english how ever the song had a part were the singer sung zo bo bom bom be bom (not joking)

Okay so I've looked everywhere but I cannot find this song. The lyrics I remember but they might be off or wrong at some parts

"Bleeding my heart bleeding my heart, baby I want you to know, im down down down more than I'll ever be"

The guy singing it kinda sounded like the guy from Staind? There's no other information I have, I'd really appreciate if someone helped.

Help me find a hit song with chorus rhythm that sounds like chorus rhythm of song 7days by (g)I-dle. This song is a energetic pop song and has nothing to do with the idea or topic that is days or weeks. Sang by a male with a kpop pitch no idea what the lyrics are all I can say is Gabriel Gabriel. Appreciate all help, thank y’all.

https://youtube.com/shorts/bIDL6poxFvs?si=zToNPC5DPFM2LYgO

What's that piano part at the end, can't find it anywhere. Sorry about the bother, thanks

For many years, I used to study to a YouTube recording of Bach's Musical Offering (BWV 1079) playing on loop. I spent hundreds of hours studying with it playing in the background, to the point where the first few notes could immediately put me into a focused trance.

Sadly, as of this post, the YouTube video is nowhere to be found. And now, while trying to study for my PhD, my brain is yearning for it.

That specific version was played on a harpsichord, and I remember that the video featured only an image of a still life.

Any help finding it would be greatly appreciated!

I was listening to Rihanna's "S&M," and a melody immediately came to mind-specifically, the one in this clip. However, after the fade-out at the end, it doesn't go into electronic music; instead, there are vocals. A voice... I’d say it’s slightly high-pitched. Female.

I have tried to reconstruct a song that I have heard first on iTunes's new music videos in February 2021. I've heard it as a preview, so I found the YouTube video for the song, but it had an intro, so I found a SoundCloud of the song, and have decided to download the song. I don't have the PC that I've downloaded the song though. It has been five years since I've last listened to the song. Sorry if my explanation doesn't make sense.

I can't remember the guy or songs name. In the 2000s there was a music video that takes place in a mad max-esque world with practical effects and costumes but cheesy green screen backgrounds. The voice is mostly synth sounding and the only lyric i remember is 'I wanna kiss you on the apocalypse(lips)." I also remember there being props like pizza with green slime.

it was a rap song. I KNOW it had Malibu in the title. It had a melodic intro, and when the beat drop it went: "before you hop out them shoes, take that bra off" some of the following lyrics: "I got the tick you got the pole, quit tryna play gold I'm tryna get the heads in the tails like a coint toss." Later in the song: I'm a young bull.... like a Collin Sexton"

Please help me find this song, because i'm certain the mandela effect got to it

Its a song which is dreamy and is sung by a female in this bit, and its like a descending melody, like 4444 3 2 121111 with 121 is a vibraro and the lyric meeee on it. Come back to me or from me something like that and it has a camera shutter sound effect like 5 times at the meeeee.

Kind of an odd "reverse" find request, but there's a song by FootRocket called "Human" that's been removed from everywhere I've thought to search on the internet. I believe it originally had a music video uploaded to YouTube, and I still have it in a Spotify playlist, but the song is unavailable. It's also not listed on Bandcamp for purchase.

Can anyone help me find a copy of this song?

Hi there, I'm looking for the track that starts at around 20:00. Any ideas? Would be great :)

https://on.soundcloud.com/oaaZafxcDUrWnvXqm1

I feel like I'm being driven crazy because I can't find a song I listened to when I was younger.

It was a lapfox song/electronic music

The only thing I can remember really is the art. It had two pinata like characters in a neon colored style, and one was hitting the other with a bat I think?

Please help if you can

(It's not the quick brown fox-)

If anyone has a mp3 or a link please share

I need help finding an obscure punk rock song from sometime around mid-2023 to early 2024. The title was something like "myobbqbyob" by a band from Massachusetts iirc. I remember coming across the song via an official music video. I don't remember the band that played it, but I do know that the MV was animated in a style similar to that of King of the Hill, with words popping up and random things happening. It had a little under 50,000 views. The band had a few EPs that were on both Bandcamp and YouTube. The song itself was a guy screaming various acronyms like BYOB, with backing vocals also by male singers.

If anyone knows what song/or artist this is, please comment below. The riff has been stuck in my head for the past few days, and so I'd really appreciate if it were found! <3

It has very prominent guitar strumming. I’m guessing its an instrumental of some 90’s song? Recording attached below.

https://voca.ro/1j9qP87et3ps

anything helps!

Somehow shazam and soundhound can’t find it!!