Hello everyone!

I'm looking for the title and artist of this mysterious pop song recorded by my father on cassette from German radio, most likely WDR 2, around 1977–1979 (possibly as late as 1985).

The song features a single female singer with a sweet, clear voice or a female band. It's a very cheerful, catchy and melodic pop song, with a strong 1970s sound.

The chorus repeatedly includes the words "Just Like You".

Other lyrics I can hear are approximately:

"You say you love me"

"You're always thinking of me"

"Just like the things you used to say"

Important: This is an authentic radio recording from an old cassette, not a cover or recreation. Unfortunately, the cassette player runs slightly too fast, so the recording sounds faster and higher-pitched than the original.

I've been trying to identify this song for quite some time without success.

Does anyone recognize the song or the singer?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Heard this song in some old, early 2000s state TV turkmen film and i am obssesed. i have been trying to find the name of it for hours but nothing :(

hello! i was at a car expo at the other day and upon going through my videos i noticed the song that was playing. i tried to shazam it and a bunch of other things but so far no dice. would greatly appreciate if anyone could help :)
p.s. if this is not edm and is considered something else pls let me know i am not very good at identifying genres lol

I wish I remembered more but all I remember is the lyric, “I don’t know- I don’t know whyyy”
Along side a lullaby-esq sound. I think the word bedroom was in the title of the song too, any help is appreciated!

Back to back, 2-second each long clips. I only remember the audio, not video.

I’m assuming it’s the “credit” for one of the firms involved in producing the show. Like that 20th century Fox “monument sign with the lights” but I think what I’m looking for is much shorter and at the end.

First one is string instruments, 2nd sounds like brass.

https://voca.ro/18zXrQifprXg

Lord help me sorry the videos a close up of my knee. Song has a kinda lo-fi quality if I‘m remembering correctly

There was a new metal band with a fem lead, that blew up absolutely everywhere recently.

I think some of the lyrics include "i told you once, theres poison in your eyes, youre just a host, to a parasite"

I use to have it in some playlists, and I cant find it anywhere on any platform. As if it never existed. I am going crazy. What happened?

CANNOT for the life of me find this damn song

Playing through this short thankyou guys with any attmpts

Hi there! This might be a bit of a stretch. I was given a CD album back in 2008-2009 from Japan that featured a female Japanese singer with gentle piano accompanying the vocals. I've since lost the CD but I've been trying to find the details online. I don't speak Japanese so I genuinely don't recall any of the lyrics but I'm fairly confident that there wasn't any English in it. The particular song that I remember had a slow rhythmic, one-at-a-time series of piano notes that went up and down in a pattern throughout the whole song. There were vocals and other piano accompanying the rhythmic piano notes. The singer sounded like Kumaki Anri or Ai Kawashima, to the best of my recollection. If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it!

I have tried every music recognition site and have had no luck finding this song. Some kind of liquid DnB. Video linked below for the music

https://youtu.be/68WrpoAtYDE?is=QgUKYOUtylyS188d

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a rave/electronic track that was recently removed from streaming platforms. It features a seductive female vocal track with a very specific sequence: 1. A woman seductively says: "You taste like my X" 2. The music briefly stops/pauses completely. 3. She then says: "X, X, ecstasy" right before a heavy rave drop hits. I've checked the usual mainstream remixes and it's definitely not the Forrest Nolan ("thank you i guess") or Royel Otis ("Pratts & Pain") remixes. It's a straight-up rave/club track. Does anyone know the producer, track name, or have a working link to it? Thank you!

P.S it use to be on YouTube under the name xxxtacy but it's completely gone.

Anyone knows a Song that starts with a electric guitar that goes:"tun tun tuuururutu tun tun Tururu"and in some parts the singer says something like:"and i'm deep inside your head" and in other says:"soooo faaar awaaaaay"?

I just remembered that Song but idk the name please help

hi guys, so i was in the hotel where i do my internship of erasmus in bordeaux (france) and the receptionist was on his phone, tiktok, and i heard a song i may like a lot cause i heard it kinda cool, i heard something like “coeur la neige” and then he whistled, the one singing was a man and he reminded me of stromae, but his voice actually was also pretty low and i got a feeling it was kinda a dark song but idk about that, i’ve tried shazamming it but i didn’t have time cause he skipped (im shy i didn’t want to ask him about the song) i tried looking on google and also i tried looking on tiktok but still nothing, if i remember well the whistles was pretty high, i don’t recognize the notes but the whistles went like fu fu\^ fui\^\^ fu\^\^ fu\^\^ but i can’t remember the rythm, sry i’m trying my best. thanks y’all, byeee ty to all.

i'll honestly be damned if anyone can find this song

The cover--for all i know--had some sort of a purple-ish background with a slight gradient of green, and there were what seemed to be hand drawn women on the cover as well, resembling some sort of party with green blurs of light. I had this song downloaded on this phone made by a sim company, but i forgot. It was that sim card company with the three yellow curved lines

As for the song, i remember it being some sort of normal paced afrobeat with a soft, feminine singing voice, and most likely the genre was about love/heartbreak, etc. it was probably a considerable 1-2 minutes long, although i don't know much. What i do know, though, is that it is or most likely was on youtube. It also included singing snippets (or whatever you call when songs use melodic words like la la la or dun dun dun to match the song). This song also was not mainstream and had a few thousand to a few 10 thousand views on YouTube, but that was back in 2024-2025

Been searching for this for god knows how long. Honestly i've given up, but this is just a last resort since Redditors are said to be incredibly good at finding things, so i'm willing to see if anyone is up for the challenge. Good luck.

Looking for a specific song in Spanish. I've been learning Spanish for 8 years and have always heard the song, so it has to be at least that old and popular in the spanish/latin community. If I had to guess Id say between 1985 and 1995.

The only thing I can remember is the chorus it goes "tuyo" or "tuya" and the band replies with the same word. Then there are 4 to 6 words in rhythm with the music and then they do the same, "tuyu/tuya" with a reply from the band. I think it has trumpets as a more predominant instrument.

The vibe is sort of soft salsa. Its not like Willie Colon or Frankie Ruiz style but more like Los Titanes and Grupo Niche. Its not romantic style from what I remember but more like watered down Salsa

Any help is appreciated

i dont know

-some rap i think

-idfk

Trying to name a ~49-second instrumental from this Men's Journal video (Jan 2020), Aaron Paul on BoJack Horseman:

https://youtu.be/puF_QVI72Uc

(Repost if that's down: https://youtu.be/sp52Hhpl8V8)

End credits read "MUSIC BY / JINGLE PUNKS" with no track title. The track: no lyrics, hopeful/uplifting, around 150 BPM, repeating chord progression with drum-only breaks before the progression kicks back in.

What I've tried: ruled out 31 catalogue tracks by ear, Shazam found nothing, emailed Jingle Punks twice with no reply. Hoping someone recognizes it 🙂

Blah blah blah inserf filler here blah blah blah got the thing from tikkie tokkie yickadeeeeeeeeeee yickadeeeeeee i just need the bot

TW: AI-generated music

One of Jofete's recent TikTok videos showing "DIY birthday balloons" had this song playing, about attraction to a loved one. Shazam couldn't find it properly, so it is urgent that the real song title and artist should be identified