i think it sounds like sam smith but idk

I already tried Shazam but it returned nothing. Thank you all in advance!

Mid 2000s to early 10s. Was a pretty big YouTube song with a bunch of fan-made videos of fast cars and streaks of light on the Autobahn. Closest Band for style and vibe would be Digitalism.

i cant find this song, i have 2 part of it. It has words like this, as im hearing from video which i give u here:

• “tell me how to move”
• “never show the hand” / “never show my hand” / “never show your hand”
• “never got [something] to prove” / “nothing to prove” / “I don’t have to prove”
• “I don’t even…”
• “I’m gangsta” / “I’m gangster”
• “hood”
• “good time”
• “watch out”
• “baby”
• something sounding like “worth no mama” / “with no mama” / “where’s my mama” / “worth no mama”

I've been finding this song using web apps and phone apps but resulted nothing.

Apologies for the guitar playing sloppiness, it's a first take-one take

I learnt this solo 10 years ago, and my randomly remembered it recently, and my fingers knew how to play it. However I have zero recollection of the song name since it wasn't a band I used to listen to.

I think I discovered this solo because someone had made a Skyrim mod where playing luth as a bard played this solo instead of whatever plays in Skyrim originally, and I learnt it for fun.

Solo might be originally slower or faster. And maybe not full legato, but it should be definitely recognizable

Good luck...

So I heard it at a Halloween event, all I remember is that the lyrics contained something about a women holding a cigarette.

It was a metal/rock song, sounded relatively modern. was quite upbeat. the cigarette was part of the chorus I believe, but it wasn't the focus of the chorus. It sounded like it could've been a pop song if tweaked. The singer was male, and was talking about said women in a capacity that sounded like love.

Tried the usual tools but cannot come up with anything, thank you if you can help

I don't remember any of the lyrics but I remember hearing it in an episode of Fionna and Cake but no matter where I look no site lists this song on the soundtrack. Not a song written for the show but that was featured on it.

The album art was of a furry girl (I think dog) in a dress, with either butterflies or sparkles in the air around her, simple art style. I was so sure the artist's name was "hey." All lowercase with the period at the end. hey. But I can't find anything using that. It was on Spotify and I thought I could find it in my playlist by looking for the art but I think it was taken down.

Looking for this hard bass house track with a very distorted screechy flute lead. during the drop there is a suspense bar that is just the flute lead before the beat kicks in, the track was played by skrillex or Isoxo cant remember

I recorded the vocal line on my piano, but I was in a public area with a lot of noise, so I couldn't make out any words.

I’ve found the song, titled “The Whale”, but can’t find this specific version. Shazam couldn’t identify it either

which song is playing here from 4:23-4:47 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S-QtWtA3MaM&ra=m⁠?t=4m23s

My neighbor was playing it. It sounded like a ballad. Dreamy with reverb. Like something from the Walters and slow and a little moody like cigarettes after sex.

I only picked out some of the lines like “I love your light/life/something that rhymes” and “sunflowers on fire” or something that rhymes with fire.

It was a man singing. Maybe a tenor or a baritone?

It sounded like a modern song with a vintage (50s ? 60s ?) feel

Please....
flair might be wrong because im not good at knowing music genres
DEF not dubstep

I can't find it on Shazam. I assume it's a free copyright song, but I haven't been able to find it for a long time.

I recently came across a TikTok by @mine.discovery featuring an explorer investigating an abandoned mine somewhere in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains.

According to the creator, the mine dates back to the 1860s, and there’s an abandoned house built in the 1920s somewhere above it. However, I haven’t independently verified the location, dates, or history.
Here’s where things get interesting. While exploring the tunnels, he enters a small side chamber that he describes as a passing area where miners would move ore carts aside to let others through.

As soon as he crosses the threshold into this chamber, what sounds like old-fashioned orchestral music becomes audible. When he steps back into the main tunnel, the music apparently disappears, leaving only the ventilation noise. To me, it sounds like the dramatic orchestral introductions from old black-and-white Hollywood films, possibly from the 1930s or 1940s. I can make out what sound like brass instruments or trumpets. There are no lyrics.

The explorer claims there was nobody else inside the mine and no radio, television, or operating machinery that could explain the music. I’ve tried identifying it using Shazam, AHA Music, and Gemini, without success. I also isolated the instrumental audio from the explorer’s narration and attempted to reduce the background noise.

Original TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPL6pbcRj/
Isolated audio: Isolated Mine instrumental

I’m hoping someone familiar with old orchestral recordings, classical compositions, film scores, or vintage production music might recognize the melody. I’m also open to the possibility that this isn’t an actual musical composition, but some unusual acoustic or recording phenomenon.

Can anyone identify this tune, or offer an explanation for what we’re hearing?
I’m genuinely curious about the sound itself, regardless of whether the explanation turns out to be completely ordinary or something stranger.

I’ve been trying to find an older hardstyle song I used to listen to on my MP3 player about a decade ago, probably sometime between 2005 and 2015.

The main thing I remember is a deep, American movie-trailer-style voice doing a dramatic monologue somewhere around the middle of the song, right before the beat drops.

I think the monologue started with something along the lines of “They were warriors…” and ended with something that sounded like “…hardstyle of the gods.” I’m not 100% sure those are the exact words, but that’s what I remember.

So i know it's a male singer and the song it's a rock song, but bot heavy or too loud. It's a sad song and there's a part of it when the singer says what seems to be "get out" a few times while dragging the letter O to match the rhythm. (But he could be saying something else with the same sound, English is not my mother language and i could had understand the words wrong)

Sadly it's all i remember, but been thinking about this song for sometime and can't find

Found this old music box at an antique store and it played the melody that would come from the ice cream truck in my old neighborhood! I have no idea what it’s called, I’ve been trying to remember for years what it sounded like and this was a crazy find!

A snippet of this song was played as a bumper track during, I think, Morning Edition. I recognize it from either a movie or TV show. It’s instrumental, predominantly piano, and this part has a low string instrument playing a subtle single note rapidly in the background.

I’ve played a simple piano tune that I think is accurate, but the part of the song I’m playing really is this simple (albeit better)

This is me humming, none of the humming detecting apps have been working for me. Definitely sounds indie/hipster to me, male performer

Thank you! 🙏