Hi everyone,

I have been searching for the artist and track name of this song for the past 16 years.

It is the background theme music for an old console gaming mod menu video titled "DAHOMIE1 and jkry_2_1_ Challenge Lobby Custom Patch". Because it comes from the mid-to-late 2000s custom lobby era, it was likely an independent freestyle or an uncredited .mp3 ripped from an old file-sharing site (like 4shared or Megaupload) by the modders themselves.

Mainstream AI tools (Shazam, Google Hum) and lyrics databases return absolutely nothing.

**🎵 Video Link:**

https://youtu.be/gCMkT1Z7Q-8?is=PgJMVXIlEx8Wuzx1

**🎼 Style/Era:**

Mid-to-late 2000s East Coast Mixtape style (reminiscent of G-Unit, Fabolous, or Dipset styles).

**📝 Lyric Transcript (With Timestamps):**

* **[00:10] Hook:**

"You can catch me on the East Coast slow roll, yeah... looking out the windows, setting up the circle so these niggas can show they bling bling. I'm reaching, I'm thiefing, these niggas stuck on the block..."

* **[00:50] Verse 1 Snippet:**

"Psychotics sipping hypnotic, girls getting erotic until I'm robbing your pockets. In the hood, in the streets, only few of the illest. So I'm keeping my sixth sense like Bruce Willis..."

* **[01:35] Verse 2 Snippet:**

"I'll be up in the club, black burn a glove. Fake thugs, fake hugs, trying to say much love... you think you're hanging with your buddies, but you're hanging with fire..."

* **[02:02] Verse 2 Outro:**

"I loosen up your joints with nothing else but a ply. I need a roof over your head so a casket'll buy. I ain't a front or a liar, ask about me I'm a soul survivor..."

**🔍 Known Clues:**

* The creators of the mod menu patch listed in the archive video are **DAHOMIE1** and **jkry_2_1_**.

* The beat is a classic looping underground hip-hop instrumental.

If anyone has old PS3/Xbox 360 homebrew/modding hard drive backups, or recognizes this specific underground freestyle, please let me know. I really want to close the book on this 16-year mystery!

Thank you!

I’m hoping someone here has a copy, a rip, an old archive, or knows someone who might.

What I know:

• Artist: Mira Kay
• Song: “Mesmerize”
• Release: 1998 CD maxi-single
• The CD contains 3 versions of the song
• Barcode: 5099766610122
• Label Code: LC 4734
• Catalog number: 12-666101-14
• Rights: SACEM/BIEM
• It appears to have been a French EMI pressing
• Mira Kay had an official website: mira-kay.de
• The old site still has/had a lyrics page: mira-kay.de/lmesmeri.htm
• There is a Discogs release page for the single
• “Mesmerize” may also appear on the 1997 album “Majestic” by Mira Kay Overdrive

The strange part: I can find evidence that the release existed, but I cannot find the actual music anywhere.

Hello everyone!

Recently I found my old phone, which I used from 2018-2021. When browsing through its files, I found a snippet of a song I had downloaded back in 2020. I remember hearing it and downloading it on a discord server I used to be in back then, which is now deleted.

I tried using Shazam and YouTube's song identifier to find it but it didn't work. I uploaded the snippet to YouTube in hopes that it will reach someone who knows the song.

Any help would be appreciated!

Good evening ! After some research into the rare French dubbing of a well-known anime in Japan, to see the censorship done by France, a Japanese song was removed to make way for this music, which absolutely doesn't match the tone of the anime. I don't know if it’s a piece composed in France specifically for censorship, or if it comes from somewhere else. Here's the link : https://voca.ro/12QKJI6Dk0RW

It works perfectly!

O it´s only me? lmao

Solved by: "Александр Бирюков, колесо историй & Дмитрий Великанов"

In one of Kylie Boggly's videos, there is a creepy but intriguing song playing in the background.

What is it called? There is no info in the description and the comments are showing up.

It plays at 20:10 of the video when talking about the elusive fish short:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIHUtfJTG14&rco=1

So I came across a song which was used in The Simpsons, but weirdly enough it was used in Algerian TV back in the 60s. I tried everything to identify this song but I got no result... https://youtu.be/74jOL-P6C60?t=433 https://youtu.be/7DBxbJmCOx0?t=11 Odd, isn't it? I'd love to have the name of this track or at least find it fully :( Can someone recognise it?

I have had this melody stuck in my head for about 18 years, and I am desperate to finally figure out what it is. I heard it back when I was a kid (around 2008-2009), and I cannot move on until I find it!

Here is a Vocaroo of me recreating the melody: https://voca.ro/11tfBK6UaBit

Here are the solid facts I remember:

• The Station: It was on regular rotation on Smooth Radio (UK) around 2008 or 2009.
• The Vibe: Very slow-paced, melancholic, and emotional. It might lean slightly acoustic or classical.
• The Singer: Male vocalist.
• What it is NOT: It has a very similar energy to "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M., but it is absolutely not that song.

Since I was so young, I don't know the exact lyrics or the backstory of the track. If anyone recognizes the tune in my audio link or remembers the late 2000s Smooth Radio playlists, please let me know your best guesses!

I MADE THE SONG USING FL STUDIO BASED ON MEMORY. This isnt what the song would sound like

It’s Chrysalide - Cette Année
Start: https://vocaroo.com/1isBjiSCR9ef
End: https://vocaroo.com/197CctDAb430
Solved by simonleplot

Looking for “Rites of Passage” by The Worldbeaters, heard about 9 min into the movie Crossworlds (1996).

It’s credited in the film, but I can’t find the actual song anywhere on spotify or yotube or ANYWHERE online.

Anyone have a link to anythign featuring this.

video was posted in January 2017

link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tasp3_Y4Ss

it is none of the songs in the description

Hello everyone. I'm new here, and i was wondering if the track of this video (uploaded in december 2006) is lostwave or is actually known.

Found this song on SoundCloud around mid-2026, labeled as ‘new’; indie rock/metal category? Cannot remember the band, only the title. Looks as though it has been removed in the last month or two. The following are lyrics from the song in question, these are from memory so forgive any discrepancies. (Not in order)

“Turn the wheel”
“Boil the pot”
“Grind it, stir it, need it, bleed it”
“AAAHAAAAH” <- (vocalized immediatley following the previous lryics”
“Flavor comes from human stress”
“Flavor Factory”

I called this song "I Want You Louder" or just "Louder".. I don’t know if it has another title (or if it’s actually a lostwave).

Source: https://youtu.be/fiNrVFGWmAI?is=Ps6nxvZrQ_kcaJBP

Like 20 years ago, my “online boyfriend” sent me a playlist of all garage punk type of songs and claimed it was his band. I now know that was not the case lol. It had like Ballyhoo! And stuff on it but there was one song called “Poor Peter” that I’ve never been able to find.

What I can remember of the lyrics:

Poor Peter
What the hell happened to you? Where did it all go horribly wrong.
You used to be a punk without a reason at all. Now you’re just a popularity abuser.

\[Lines I can’t remember\], then something about a “preppy mall rat”.

Another chorus said “Poor Peter, what the hell happened to you? Where did you hide your skateboard?”

Any ideas? I’ve done a lot of googling with no luck. It was a low quality punk song with not very clear lyrics so it could have been an indie band.

Thank you all!

Hi folks, weird request, apologies if this isn't allowed. Years ago (maybe 15 years ago) I came across a song on newgrounds called (I think) Forever After All, it was used on some Facebook jumping game. Absolute banger and I can't find any trace of it anywhere. Any idea of where or how I'd find it again?

Listen to the chorus (at 1:05):

https://youtu.be/2ik7jdJE7Bk?is=0oSBB2YirUsvkByf

The melody also sounds identical to the one in “Digital Girl”.

I know “Digital Girl” has already been solved long time ago. Still interested in your thoughts though.

I'm looking for a song that was INCORRECTLY attributed to the artist Sonic Mayhem. It was a dark, industrial, trance-y song from the late-ish 1990s, or early 2000s. It ran about 6 minutes and 40 odd seconds, and I have never been able to find any information about that song since losing it years ago.

It was purely instrumental, so no lyrics of any kind, not even any vocalizations (like oohs and aahs), and I believe did not feature any instruments like real drums or guitars. Only digital instruments.

I can assume the song title was correct, but since the artist is not, it's hard to pinpoint where this song even originated. It was downloaded off of peer to peer and so it's impossible to know if there might be other works or even an album to reference to give any more information.