The Most Mysterious Songs on the Internet
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FULL SONG TO 'I'M YOURS' HAS BEEN FOUND, KNOWN AS DaYeene - Is this love? (CompuSex)
• DaYeene - Is this love...
MUSIC
Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio
EVERYONE KNOWS THAT
SNIPPET: • Video
A.I EXTENDED: • Video
IM YOURS
SNIPPET: • Video
HA HA HA HA
ORIGINAL SNIPPET: • Formerly unidentified ...
FULL SONG: • Video
TENSION RISING IN THE AIR
SNIPPET: • Video
MY INSTAGRAM
/ shaiivalley - Zábava
UPDATE: 'I'm Yours' has been solved and identified! The song is called DaYeene - "Is This Love?" (CompuSex) (1994)
Link to the full song is in the description :)
LETS GO
holy shit a day after this vid was uploaded too what a crazy coincidence
Straight banger!
Let’s fuckin gOOOOOOO
You unlucky bastard, if only annotations still existed
I was expecting "Like The Wind" but at the same time I like that I got exposed to more "mysterious songs".
Yeah, I expected that and "Fond My Mind" all over again but was pleasantly surprised. Only one I'd heard before is "Everyone knows that".
@@Redhotsmasher czcams.com/video/VB_Vbpjam3c/video.html i think its the orginal artist
@@karyacorp1463 Looks kinda sus to me, both uploads of "Fond My Mind"/"You Got Blue Eyes" are the same recording but one of them has been restored (reasonably well though to be fair, sounds less abrasive and more detailed than the original but a little muffled at times), listen to the tape sag at 1:57 and the very beginning of something (apparently a station jingle according to the r/FondMyMind subreddit) at the end. Furthermore, the description says "Provided to CZcams by Sonosuite S.L.", SonoSuite being a "white-label platform" where aggregators and labels can publish music. Also, the other songs by the same artist sound completely different. Also, the comments are switched off. Based on those red flags, I could be wrong but I think someone has managed to game the system - they submitted "Fond My Mind" (whatever its actual title may be) as their own work to one of those unscrupulous "publish your work through us and we'll enforce your copyright and get you royalties" services which in turn employed SonoSuite to publish "their" music, hence why "You Got Blue Eyes" and these other songs showed up all over the place - CZcams, Amazon, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Shazam, Tidal, Spotify, Instagram and who knows where else, all with barely any identity or followers. That's my theory anyway.
@@karyacorp1463 nah that's a copyright troll
@@peashooterman3 @Redhotsmasher yes its kinda sus too for me. Because i was listening to that song before that account uploaded on YT
Wanna hear the full version of Everyone Knows That so badly.
sadly the OP of this song wont help mor
Agreed. It sucks that it's lost media.
@@gr0ke They've helped as much as they can
Fr fr
The song go hard 😔
Until last year I worked at a local radio station. You don’t have the slightest idea on how many completely forgotten songs we have in our archive, professionally produced and everything, but many only with a title scribbled on a cassette.
Some time ago I found a demo with a drummer’s name that I found familiar. But when I contacted this person, not only did he not recognize the song, but he didn’t even remember being a member of that band!
post them!!!!!!!!!!!!
Uh-oh...
Update?
@@biqbagel unfortunately, I can’t. Don’t work there anymore…
@@larry1videorater96 on what? The drummer’s forgotten song? Well… there isn’t much of an update there… apart from the fact that the other band mates ultimately confirmed his involvement in that song.
That was to say that in the long run it is very easy that some projects are completely forgotten even by who was directly involved, let alone the general public, if there was ever a proper release.
Isn't it ironic how one of the songs no-one knows anything about is called "Everyone Knows That"?
No. Nobody knows that.
@@girlwithhairlikethis Only the people who originally made the song know that.
YOUVE GOT ULTERIOR MOTIVES
Found
Um no not really?
Detectives: Let's use AI to recreate this song!
AI: (creates an unspeakable cacophony)
My worry is that eventually AI models will become good enough to make a convincing fake song around a clip.
@@greenockscatman true
Maybe that's what has already happened
@@greenockscatman They can already make visual art as good as any human, images and paintings. Why wouldn't they be able to equal us in music too?
@@tylerchambers6246 the ai can make art as good as humans,sure but music is a LOT harder to create than just a series of differently colored pixels.
multiple instruments,vocals,etc
i have gotten the best sounding results using melobytes ai image to song,which it does sound pretty decent at times.other times not so much
Many of the mysterious songs all sound familiar yet different at the same time it always feels like ive heard them before
Liminal song?
@@brendanschuettwe need this to be a thing, imagine all the creative things people could do!
Parallel universes?
@@brendanschuett There’s definitely liminal smells too. This should be an umbrella of liminal things.
maybe they're just simple songs which could easily share many qualities
The first song definitely sounds like something from an old TV ad
Yeah but the lyrics are odd for a tv commercial
@Fritz1105 Possible. Personally, I think they're just vague enough that they could be used in any context. Additionally, when watching a commercial, people aren't listening to the words in the music as long as it sounds good.
@@Fritz1105 The guy has a sort of Asian accent in my opinion I came up with this lyrics after plenty listens … “Coming on a shift In the sky, caught up in a world of love, everyone knows that (here we come) superior motor (tell me the truth) every noon shows”
This could be accurate with the supposed car ad
@@flightgangdex Your supposed lyrics sound pretty good and I say they fit the car commercial. The car commercial idea had the most detail and made a lot of sense. Only thing that sounds off a bit with your lyrics is superior motor, or maybe it's slightly odd pronounciation in the song.
@@1ilrx thx I made up the lyrics completely depending on pronunciation errors rather than how it sounds😂
That AI extended "Everyone Knows That" is the soundtrack you hear in Hell.
Definitely sounds like the AI was tweaked out of its mind 😂
@@hyacinthmoon6289 AI Bro was hitting that crystal, man.
@@littledreamerrem7021 😂😭 addiction is such a monster 😂
@@hyacinthmoon6289 Time for rehab!
@@littledreamerrem7021 😂😂
I really hope they find the “ everyone knows that/ ulterior motives.” One. It’s my favorite.
I feel like I’m gonna forget about it and then rediscover it in a few months and hopefully by then it will be found
That one and "Like The Wind" are absolute bangers and it's a shame that they're both lost and a total mystery
IKR IT GOES SO HARD
@@Karmy. This one is at least full and completely listenable
Feels kinda eerie to me cl
what's scary is that in the not-to-distant future, there will be few people that have actually heard these songs in real life considering how obscure they are..
Jesus this just made me feel weird…
I find this stuff so cool 💀 makes life interesting and mysterious knowing about little things like this
Same 💀
Lost media is so fascinating. It’s like trying to solve a complicated puzzle.
If you're looking for more amazing lost songs, here's some suggestions. (This list is long)
CIA - Amazing song about the Cold war.
I Was A Fool In Love - Really great 70s vibe, and very catchy.
Monster Of Love - Sick guitar solos, and is overall a banger.
Poor Christmas - Great rock ballad song.
My Pretty Doll - Great production quality, and catchy.
Johnny - Distinct 70s vibe, and a groovy one at that.
Kenyan Dance - Only four seconds long, but it's extremely catchy.
Somewhere in the night - Very good song clip. And it's catchy too.
Your Eyes - Italodance done right.
Telefon - Unknown Russian song that's a bop.
I'll Give You Life - Eight and a half minutes of absolute fire.
The Fallen King - What happens when Doom meets Lostwave.
Forgive & Forget - Catchy and really good.
Trip To Rio - Catchy and Silly.
Fond My Mind - An Lostwave classic, and very nostalgic.
Ride This Wave Forever - Great Guitar, and great rhythm.
Light The Lanterns - Folk and Country had a baby and it is amazing!
The everyone knows that unkown song is creepy to me, because of the quality of the song, and just the song itself. It is made even more creepier to me due to most of the videos about it having a mysterious pink or white radio in a dark or strangely lit room as the background of the videos
i feel the same way! something sounds eerily wrong with it
also, some of those images are ai generated, you can check the description, hence why they are strange
it actually goes hard. unknown songs are definitely spooky but If it had a full version I'd loop it endlessly
imagine if this happened to a loved 80s song today, like imagine if in a change of events / parallel universe “everyone knows that / ulterior motives” is actually super popular but here and now it’s forgotten… sorry if this doesn’t make sense i’m really confused and intrigued
like imagine if this song just played in radios n stuff and we wouldn’t know that somewhere, people are trying to uncover it and know what it is, that’s so weirddd aghbshus
@@shizenkv Agreed, when I'm Yours was found, I listened to it on repeat so much. I still do and it's honestly a great song.
Yeah! I don't know why, but the song gives me a terrible sense of fear/impending doom whenever I hear it. I keep trying to find out why, but ever since I'd first heard it, I've felt so disturbed.
*UPDATE ON 'Everyone Knows That':* Someone in the comments on the remastered post of the snippet had gotten into contact with Deedee Kenniebrew of The Crystals. She had said this was part of a solo album she did in the 80s, but due to tensions and unhappiness with her label, she sued them and the album never fully released (though it's speculated whatever label she recorded it under sent snippets of it out for commercial use). You can read more about it in the comments on the video.
On which video can i found the comment ?
@@kirbinkncmystiquegohan0054 By Ani's other channel, comment is by yeahimagnethlover4201
Can you link the video you're talking about?
@@ApocalypseMoose Can you give me the link?
@@AaronSiegel001 @armyshope /watch?v=0arERjT_0Z0
“This song is a BANGER”
And it's still BANGING
I've been searching for a song I heard in 1992 on a British radio show called U.K. Chart Attack.
It was a pop-hip hop track that sampled the voice recordings of Princess Diana talking to her "friend" on the phone.
The lead in to the song was.
"You'll always be a Princess to me, you'll always be a Princess"
The chorus is sung by a woman repeating the word "Princess" in a haunting, melodic way.
I'm almost positive the DJ called the track "Princess" by an artist named "Blue".
I haven't been able find this track since I first heard it in '92.
Was it scrubbed by the Royal family ???
Who knows.
It's a mystery, that's bugged me to this day.
🤪🤪🤪
czcams.com/video/y3OR2FFuD0Y/video.html ??
SOMEONE PIN THIS
This is creepy as hell. Have you posted about this on Reddit?
Hope you find it!!
@@marvelousTUD Thanks 😁👍
My mum worked for a music magazine publisher back in the 90s. When the company moved to a different location, they literally had tens of thousands of old review copies that nobody had ever heard of dating back to the 60s. Most people can't even begin to comprehend the sheer volume of music that was (and is) created every day, most of which is lost to time.
Edit: Everyone Knows That sounds a lot like Wham, but it obviously isn't from them.
its so funny to read those comments after EKT got found
why are all these songs such bangers
Yea old songs slapped fr
Because nobody would've kept it around if it sucked. Bad music is lost everyday. It's kept if it's good enough.
They were probably all written by Donald Marshall. This video even compares the last song to the Top Gun theme song, which Donald has confirmed to have written. His interviews are on the channel Astral 7ight
@@TheSpadeStealer_98it's more the searching, than the storing part, where the bias comes from.
There are probably millions of unknown songs stored on old CDs, tapes, hard drives etc.
But people only try to search and recover, what sounds interesting/good to them.
"Everyone Knows That" was a _literal banger💀_
Can't wait for the day someone finds the full song of "everyone knows that" 🙏 such a jam
you have no idea how tempted i am to write my own extended version of it, like an actual song not the ai covers
@@ronan-outoftimesame lol
@@ronan-outoftime Me too
@@ronan-outoftimeit's not AI generated it's a snippet from a commercial
@@armyshopethey never said it was
The worst part about “Everyone Knows that” for me at least is that
I’ve had it stuck in my head for around 4 months, the only way I can get songs out of my head is by finishing it
But I can’t
Hopefully it gets found soon
Ten years later
@@gamingwgamerboi544220 years later
30 years later
it happened
it happened
jk it didn’t
@@pomodoro144
40 years later
First song is from 80s porn and the poster was too embarrassed to say.
you're telling me people spent a year on a wild goose chase for a song that the poster clearly knew? sounds like a troll to me.
@@armanamini-nazarian9714 nope its true
@@Fits.In.A.Teacup i know, it's just kind of weird that some dude decided to post it without telling us it was from a porno.
Similar to "I'm yours", we may simply be looking for the wrong song in the right places. Before the video got to that part, i couldn't stop thinking "What if the song's name is nothing like "Ulterior motives" or "eveyone knows that"". Many japanese city pop songs have names that are not included in the lyrics or wouldn't indicate the song's mood. Maybe it's just hidden in plain sight where no one is bothering to look at
There are j-pop songs that are sung in English, however, the titles are in Japanese, so maybe we're looking where it's not possible.
that is the thing, im sure it is on youtube just like "is this love" but we dont know the real title
I'm Yours was accidentally found
I’m 99% sure “everyone knows that” is a really well made 1980s commercial jingle
It's gotta be stock production music.
Supposedly it’s a song done by an artist named DeeDee Kennibrew, of The Crystals as part of a failed solo album. Never released and involved in a law suit.
Its a full song. It was found in an adult film
@@TiredFruit12 really?
@@acsone3546 yea, check the EKT subreddit
That horrible AI version of Everyone Knows That was like a fever nightmare.
There's a chance this comment won't be seen, but this all of what I *think* I know about the "Everyone Knows That" song
- It uses a distinct clap sound from a LinnDrum drum machine, released in the early 1980s. The chance of it being made by AI in it's current state is close to none.
- The vocals and lyrics, to me, sound very similar to that of the the work of relatively unknown singer Alisha, who made music like "Do You Dream About Me" for films like Mannequin (1987).
- Following on what someone in the original post commented, it is very much typical 80s music, I could only guess around the mid to late 80s, since by the early 90s, most music in this type of style would've been unpopular.
Everything else I have has already been mentioned or is too small to add, that's all I got from this.
small edit; listening again, I can hear the male voice in it, but at the same time, I can still hear something similar to Alisha. Guess i'll only know when the full thing comes around.
Alisha is great. Have a copy of her first LP, the one with her on the phone on the cover. This song is definitely her style - I even thought maybe it was her at first but now I don’t think it is, unless it was made just for an ad. Weird song to write for a commercial though.
Same, that song was definitely 80's
That's crazy how you know what drum machine it's made with lol
Dude, you even pinned the exact drum machine used in it.
That's some Nardwuar type of investigation
@@BluMndy well i know about it prior, i just recognized it here. hope someone does the same with the entire song
0:00 Intro
0:07 Everyone Knows That (Unsolved)
0:48 Snippet of Everyone Knows That
8:35 I’m Yours (Solved: Dayeene-Is This Love? (CompuSex)
9:10 Snippet of I’m Yours/Dayeene-Is This Love?
11:31 Ha Ha Ha Ha (Solved: Manic Laugh by Jonny CoHen)
(Snippet is in description)
14:03 Tension Rising In The Air (Unsolved)
14:29 Snippet of Tension Rising In The Air
16:18 Outro
Legend tysm
czcams.com/video/OTlWr1rFR0k/video.html
Everyone knows has been solved 😊
@@CableReadyTechnoSIut W H A T-
@@CableReadyTechnoSIut THATS BEEN MY FAVORITE UNSOLVED LOST MEDIA
I feel like one thing people might be skipping over another possibility for these songs. I listen to the radio relatively often, and a few stations I listen to like to make song parodies based on current events. The second song shown gives me that sort of vibe-it sounds like it could’ve been a station parodying a popular song or music style to bring up worries people had about online predators.
Fascinating video! Love this kind of stuff.
Hadn't even considered that, but I think this is a really strong possibility. If it's the case though, we'll likely never find the original source 😭
I listen to a lot of alt/indie and my area's alt/indie stations liked to play songs from local bands so that's a possibility too
I'm not sure how it is in i.e the USA but in Poland most ads have a parody of existing songs advertising products for example "Brico" has a parody of Despacito which goes "Masz to w Brico" or "Shopee" (rip) has parodies of polish nursery rhymes (which is probably why it got shut down)
Although the original versions of those songs are quite well known so there probably isn't any lost media of them
@@filipfilip1507 Yeah, US ads can have song parodies too! I’m blanking on examples right now but I know I’ve heard it.
In the case of this particular song in this video though I don’t think it’s necessarily an ad, but part of a radio show playing a song parody it made itself. For example, in some parts of the US we celebrate Paczki Day (a Polish pastry IIRC, funnily enough), and I remember one station playing a parody of Hey Hey We’re the Monkees that was something to the effect of “We’re eating paczki! Paczki are goin’ around! And we’re too busy eating…” That’s all I can remember but it wasn’t super long anyway, and it cut to the radio hosts talking about Paczki Day, haha.
@@BabyCharmander nice.
Oh and also Im gonna assume you were talking about pączki because paczki means packages
as a music producer and part time lost media remaker i get worried that some day one of my own songs will become lost media and i somehow didnt notice 😭😭
I hope not your vocaloid remakes are such banger's
I love your music Shroomy!❤
Me fr (in my music acc)
For for the first song, it's entirely possible that it could be recorded from a local TV station playing a local bands song. This was much more common back in the day, especially with Public Access TV stations. With Public Access it used to be (and still is) incredibly easy to get yourself a show (hence the name "public access") and I've known people who did just that to showcase local music and shit. Hell, there are small public access shows today in most major US cities that still show local music. For every band that makes it, there are hundreds that produce and release songs that don't ever go anywhere. Hell, I've found cds and cassettes at thrift stores of bands that have almost no internet presence before.
I say this theory is the best so far
I know it's not really an "internet song" but i'm surprised how none really bats an eye at "The house of the rising sun" .. It's been covered by countless artists and bands but none really knows who actually wrote the song.
Traditional folk music tends to be like that. Countless people pass down songs that are known generationally, but sometimes never known regarding the origin. Which is one of the reasons I love the genre.
If I remember correctly, the oldest known version was made in 1906 but that's thought to still not be the original/origination of it
@@vhstapeemporium3034 there are folk songs that are not recorded to this day, so don't be surprised
Check out the round folk song index. There's literally hundreds of songs, played by popular bands to this day, that no one knows who wrote them.
It's weird, it's almost like that's how folk music works and your example isn't even a little bit notable for being part of it
We don't know who wrote most old folk songs.
Knowing something exists but not being able to identify it is an aggravating feeling. It happened to me for years until I somehow figured out the song I couldn't identify was The Kids Aren't Alright by The Offspring
And no one even knew, it was really only Don
Same happened with me. It took me a whole decade to find the song 1901 by Phoenix, and also it took me like 6 years but I finally found “Wish You Were Mine” by Phillip George a few months ago cause my brother had it in his playlist the whole time 😂
there used to be a really good song about being watched by jupiter or the spiritual properties of jupiter or something, it got stuck in my head for a few months but i completely forgot what it sounded like, but i associated it with “love gun” by kiss and the guitar riff at the end of the documentary “ilha das flores”. i literally have no idea where it came from but i remember humming to it even though i don’t think i have actually heard it more than once. i wish i could find it because i would jam to it all day
i also remember the lyrics “jupiter is watching me, jupiter is there, it’s looking over my every move…” the person singing it (probably female) had a really strong and loud but strained voice, like the person just had a battle with their larynx and that was all that was left, idrk how to explain it but it was a rock song
another weird experience i had, is that when i was a preteen i would dream of programming my own games on roblox n stuff, and there was a game i “invented” (imagined) called “work it out” that was about careers and jobs, i imagined the game to have a background theme song with the lyrics “work it out, out loud, work for honor and (fancy word i forgot that ended in “iption”) (x2)”
so, fast forward 6-7 years i think, my sister was participating in a play of the musical “9 to 5” and one of the songs had the SAME melody and everything, just not the lyrics but the meaning was practically the same, while watching the play i was having a mini existential crisis because goddamn, the song was basically the same thing and i SWEAR i have never heard that song in my life before watching the play. it still creeps me out
I had a hard time finding “Come Take My Hand” by The Last Royals, but I eventually found it with the limited lyrics I could remember. Internet definitely helped with that. Interestingly, there’s both a demo and an album version, and I feel like the demo sounds better in pretty much every way.
I hope "Everyone knows that" can be solved.
I was able to recover a song lost since 1980 called "El Alcázar" and searched since 13 years ago.
Quick update on the Saleen comment I made about “Everyone knows that”, unfortunately it was in fact a case of misremembering, I tried to post an update sooner but the original video got taken down along with Jay’s channel. Although now that I know more about this song, I really hope it is found one day, i’m sure it’s out there somewhere
Aw man :(
They found it... not from a commercial though
The first one, "Everyone Knows That" sounds like it might be a Japanese 80's disco track. It's not particularly unusual for Japanese songs to sometimes mix English into their lyrics, and the first couple sentences definitely don't sound like English to me.
while i do agree with the "the song might be japanese" assessment, i don't think any of these lyrics are *in* japanese. while it's hard to make out, i do think it is all in english. (at least what we have, who knows about the rest of the song)
It might be crazy what I'm about to say
@@yaagodourado I've already heard, half the internet probably has already. It's been found, and turns out it's from an NSFW adult film.
Light the Lanterns and Johnny are personally my two most desired lost songs. Both sound incredibly nostalgic to me and the theories and developments surrounding them are very interesting. I really hope one day their origins are discovered.
True, I think Johnny sounds pretty professional, better than most other lost songs. I also want ''My pretty doll'' to be found as we don't even have the full version.
Which one is the Johnny song?
@@user-uh3io3fn2w Basically, in an Italian sports show from the 80's, a song was played over the end credits. The thing is that the song was very professional, but it does not appear in the credits (which suggests that it was a license for an existing song). The song is known as "Johnny", "Johnny's dream", or "the grass is green". I think nothing else is known.
I have a feeling that "Light The Lanterns" will never be found. The reason behind my theory? Some people have noticed parallels between Light The Lanterns/Illumination Night with a book of that exact title: Illumination Night by Alice Hoffman.
That's a little strange how a mainstream song is about a Childrens' Book...
Along with that though, there has been no description given behind Light The Lanterns, which opens up the door of possibilities of where the song came from. I have a feeling that this song was made by a High School or College Student, released on only one singular Cassette, and locked in a school. The school probably liked it so much that they kept the Cassette Tape alongside with awards that the school cherished.
However, something that counteracts that thought is: if this Cassette Tape is somewhere in some school, locked behind a Glass Display Cabinet, then why is no one talking about it? Surely some student from that school would have followed through and confirmed the existence of the Cassette Tape along with the song. Food for thought.
I really enjoy the aesthetic you embody in your videos. Hope to see more from you in the future!
There’s also one song that was found in a cassette tape at a music store in Akihabara back around 1990 called “Fly Away”. However, the song has a completely uncredited artist. Since then, people have been searching for not only the creator of the song but also the record label. Recently, people have discovered that the black mark on the original tape was the record label that made it. It was a label called ARA (Audio Representative Associates). Although they found the record label, the song’s creator still remains unidentified. Not to mention that there was also another unidentified song discovered called “わがまま/Wagamama” which was also released by ARA as well.
I was going to mention the Akiba tape myself. Really interesting mystery.
Maybe ARA just had a habit of not creditting artists.
@@elio7610 I watched Sakura Stardust’s video of her update on the lost Akiba tape. It’s said that the record label had a ton of money laundering from the yakuza and it got shut down when they were caught. Also another rumor is that the record label went bankrupt in the early 90s because of Japan’s housing bubble economy crashing and going stagnant for the rest of the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. AKA Japan’s Lost Decades.
One of my favorites. I sing it a lot while doing chores. 😂
I really hope this video can help the searches for these songs grow stronger. Even if finding these songs is not very consequential, it is an amazing display of the sheer power of people and the internet and I love to see it. And who knows, tools developed from these searches might be beneficial in the future :)
holy crap flow gd
no way is it flowvix from flowgd youtube channel
"everyone knows that" is way too catchy and good! i REALLY REALLY hope it gets found omg
Well
It might seem crazy on what im about to tell you...
i know it was found ^_^ it was kinda strange tho
the question to where "everyone knows that" came from is now really comedic knowing the answer.
Everyone knows that is one of the best 16 seconds of audio I've ever heard.
This is how i found out about ekt 11 months ago and now its found. Lmao
at this point due to it's obscurity, i'm convinced the radio playing this song along with the disc for it just manifested into our plane of existence from another one.
The original sample shown for Everyone Knows That was posted in 2021. AI only started gaining steam in late 2022/early 2023, so there’s still a hole in that theory. It’s too authentic seeming for 2021 AI.
watching this video after the origin of EKT has been discovered is so funny
Someone who has a lot of power in the movie industry should slip ALL 20 seconds that we have of 'Everyone Knows That' into a movie, and then we'll find out what the full song is simply by who sues.
It’s big brain time
lmfaooo
People are really starting to look into "Everyone knows that" wouldnt be surprised if its found soon, its a really good song, sounds like something that would be played in an episode of stranger things.
EDIT: OH GOD PLEASE NO
The thing I've noticed with a lot of songs no one can place is that the tend to be pretty generic, so a lot of people may find the song familiar because it sounds like so many other songs out there
It's 2023 and we still couldn't even find out what "Akiba Tape" song is.
Original japanese post about it is already over 20 years old.
Mysterious song stuff are kinda crazy..
I really hope the everyone knows that is found.. It feels oddly famililar...
R/ihadastroke
Excuse me what were you trying to say
@@hifurcatfoodI have no idea.
@@Seed Makes sense to me. I dunno what the other two anencephalics have a problem with.
@@Calc_Ulator "(edited)"
For 0:47 , I saw this comment on TikTok saying that the song is “World of Lies” by Phoebe Solas, they said they weren’t sure of its origins but they bought a set of DVD’s a while back. They said they had the full song on DVD and would post the track when they can, but they said they won’t be able to post it till next week.
if that actually is the true song that explains because we cant find that song or artist at all on the internet and the title makes sense too considering the lyrics, i saw the comment too and hopefully it gets found
is there an update?
@@phandercoffee8864 nope, the person who posted the comment has not currently posted anything
@@whatyousayaboutmymama2628 then it must have been faked, because theres absolutely no information about Phoebe Solas nor World of Lies.
@@titan-1802 yea, I’m starting to think so too. But again it is pretty old and maybe the person hasn’t had time to post it yet. But I honestly highly doubt that they will post it.
Feels weird to think that Tension Rising is now the only song left from this video that hasn’t been identified. Hopefully it gets found soon, it was one of the main things that got me into Lostwave. The full version of EKT is hilarious though.
What's interesting about Everyone Knows That is that I played it for my mom and she said that it sounded familiar, and when I told her that it was a TV recording she said "That's what I was thinking."
There's a possibility that the last song mentioned was originally written in Japanese and then translated/rewritten into English. The word "tension" makes perfect sense in English here, but I hear it used even more frequently like this in Japanese. Most translators will leave the word "tension" alone in this case because it works and is literally the English word "tension" ( テンション ). Many short, obscure, direct to video (OVA) anime were made in the 80's and early 90's. Many of those were dubbed in English and it was much more common back then than it is now to also dub the song lyrics.
It's just a hunch I have, but I believe it's worth investigating.
I get what you’re saying. It’s a very Japanese-sounding thing. I don’t think ghosts are depicted as sheet ghosts there though.
I find it amusing how everyone almost instantly pin it to anime. To me it sounds like a song that could be played during a Scooby Doo running sequence. Which I could imagine would also be hard to find considering the many different versions, as well as episodes, of scooby doo that existed even before 2006. Or for that matter, it doesnt even have to be limited to kids media. It also sounds like something that would be playing during idk a car race scene in a 70s-90s movie. Its worth remembering that weve kinda always had songs with slightly obscure lyrics, and if Grease wasnt such a popular movie, we'd probably also associate "greased lightning" as a kids media song for a car toy line or something similar (spare for a few nsfw lyrics in it lol). So its important to also not narrow down the age demographic, even if it sounds like a silly cartoon song :D
That's a pretty cool possibility. Only thing that doesn't make me think it's the case is that even though テンション and tension are the same word, they have kinda different meanings between ENG/JP. It's a positive word in JP meaning high-energy/enthusiasm but with ENG the word's got more negative connotations of conflict, which makes sense with the ghost stuff.
IT MAKES ME SOOOO MAD BECAUSE I realllllllly want a full version of Everyone Knows That. To me, it gives off like a beachy nostalgic happy vibe. And I love 80s songs anyway😭 Does anyone know a similar song to the beat/melody?
Promises, Promises - Naked Eyes
living in a box - living in a a box
Send Me An Angel - Real Life maybe some Wham!
I only heard the gta 5 radio station non stop pop
@@ronaldshitta2381 TYSM
LISA O : One and only ,
I actually know a lot of songs that could be unknown . A good channel to listen to is Dadz Soul spectrum , Great music
@@ronaldshitta2381 blonded is the best station
any boy george song basically
You can copy the song and see who tries to sue you
You just heard them all, in this video. If that were going to work, the mysteries would have been solved in the process of uploading to CZcams.
@@generatoralignmentdevalue I mean release a full song that sounds like that ND have the same name
About Everyone Knows That, the most prevalent theory (for now) is that it was sung by Dee Dee Kenniebrew from the 60s girl group The Crystals. She recorded an album called A Shining Crystal in 1987 but it never got released due to disagreements with her label. However the song was most likely already sent out to radio and TV stations as well as stores and other public places, which is how people claim to remember it. A similar thing happened with one of my favorite singers, Lana Del Rey, who recorded a song called Queen of Disaster in 2011. It was never officially released, but was leaked in 2013 and subsequently added to the music rotations of places such as stores and malls.
maybe, sounds likely
QUEEN OF DISASTER
EVERYONE KNOWS THAT has been found! It's Christopher David Booth - Ulterior Motives!
It’s called Ulterior Motives by Christopher Saint Booth !! They found it recently
Everyone Knows That has officially been found in a scene of an adult film, what a timeline we live in LOL, Carl92 is an utter gooner, he WAS NOT eating chips.
(Chris & Phillip Booth - Ulterior Motives ) [freaky 👅]
"everyone knows that" sounds so familiar, I grew up watching a lot of nick at nite as a kid around the late 90s early 2000s and everytime I hear this song I have very vivid memories of watching nick at nite, maybe an old made for tv movie or something? Maybe just a commercial that was on that channel around that time? Shows that are popping in to my head are full house, the fresh prince of bel-air and maybe family matters. Just tossing out some ideas hope we can find this song!
yeah i also got nick at nite vibes from it. maybe it's just because all the shows that used to play around that time were just contemporary with the song tho
The thing is it just sounds way to 80s it does not sound 90s at all. As a big fan of older music I know what 90s music sounds like it. That is not it.
interesting, the comment above states that their friend swears they heard this song on nickelodeon at some point (comment by peanutbutterbananas3181 2 months ago)
Well the lostwave community finally came together to find EKT, and a long and hard search finally reached its climax.
i asked my mom if she recognized the first song “ulterior motives” because she was born in the 80s, and she stated she remembers hearing it in a car commercial in the mid 90s, she said near 93' or 94'. i’ll update this if she remembers anything else
updates?
Ladies and gentlemen, WE GOT EM
I'd bet cold hard cash on "Everybody Knows That" being Jesse Frederick. He did TV series theme songs in the late 80s & early 90s.
Voice sounds exactly like him.
Style sounds exactly like his.
ok that sounds extremely similar
I tried looking to see if he had any albums, and he has 1 album from the 70s and an EP from 81. I can only find a video of one song, and that’s Here is My Love, and the other song I can’t find called I Know Where You’re Goin’, with Nino Tempo. I have no clue if that’d help at all since idk what the song sounds like but it could help narrow it down or rule it out.
I'm actually trying to find a potentially lost song too, the only lyric that has stuck with me is "you broke the golden rule" but I remember the vocal delivery on that lyric was sort of drawn out, sung by a guy with that kinda typical early to mid 00s alternative/indie sound
I remember hearing it while in my dad's car sometime between 2005 and 2007, it would've played on either 88.7 (89X) or 93.9 as those were the two main alternative stations in my area and those stations liked to play a lot of local-ish music from time to time (I'm from Metro Detroit so either Detroit area or on the Canada side) which might explain why I haven't found a match when searching lyrics
Was it
keep love as your golden rule- hal or
take it on the chin - yellow brick road ? Just a guess from the lyrics
@@cordless985 Keep Love As Your Golden Rule is not the right sound unfortunately and Take It On The Chin is too new
it’s not Golden by Fall Out Boy right?
@@bookofdolph not it either
Hey. The first song might be from a tv channel I used to watch in Detroit around the turn of the century called MuchMusic or Fuse when it rebranded.
They would play obscure music videos from around the world. I discovered so many random artists at the time. It might have been something aired in the US/Canada, but from another country entirely. I wonder if there’s a lead there 🤷🏻♂️
This could be a false memory but “tension rising in the air” I feel like I’ve heard that song some where in a store or a cd my parents have
Post a link
so i’ve got some information on the Everyone Knows That song. i asked my mom if she knew the song and she said yes. it was a song on the radio in 1991-1997 in california/nevada. she also remembers hearing it on TV. that’s all she can remember though.
This song has been found
I could be wrong about the Everybody knows that song, but I don't think it's from a commercial. I feel like a lot of those comments of people saying "I remember this song from such and such commercial" are probably just people misremembering. The song sounds like a very typical pop song from the 80s so a lot of songs people have heard back then could sound like it. Also typically songs produced for commercials incorporate something to do with the brand in the lyrics. This song doesn't really give me a commercial jingle vibe at all. The lyrics of this song sound like an actual song that someone produced and the artist just never got signed on to a record label or became successful so their music wasn't preserved. There were shows that would air on tv that would feature obscure artists such as MTV Basements Tapes. It's possible the song could have came from a show like that. Either way I hope someone finds it because from the brief snippet that we can listen to it sounds like it would have been a very catchy song.
Do you remember back in the day when we'd get music on cereal boxes or people would sell their CDs on the street? It could be one of those that someone stuck in the DVD player. Idk I don't know much about what they mean by the signal is a TV but that could be it? Lots of lost music from that era.
"Like the Wind" is definitely worth a mention. A mysterious song from (presumably) the early 80's that oddly found its way into a Doom mod.
Overrated song + we have the full song so whats the point of searching it
Tension rising in the air sounds like an 80’s training montage.
"everyone knows that" is creepy for me imagining hearing this composition industrially good and highly international standard sounds. As a music lover this is my first time felts goosebumps knowing that Good sound of song for me has declared unidentified or i think unavailable to general public. I think the reason why the song have not been identified i think it's because of small chances of popularity and that's completely unfortunately to the author of composition, or it's already popular during his era.
wake up everybody everyone knows that was found
This is just my two cents, but that second song sounds like a real official track that was released off an album. I can assure you, when the internet was new, a lot of people wanted to cash in on it in their music, maybe sometimes in weird ways or ways that show that they do not understand the internet at all... so, yeah, I'd believe it if some obscure band who was trying to sound cool made that song without realizing how creepy it sounds, or that 30 years down the line internet safety would be a much larger issue...
You were right! It’s DaYeene - Is This Love?
@@marvelousTUD thank you for sharing! I might check it out. Glad to see it got solved!!
It's super interesting to me listening to these snippets of music and I can smell almost like a gray vhs tape. I've never heard these before but they still trigger my synesthesia. They feel nostalgic because of that, not many things get my synesthesia going
I remember seeing a commercial about Hondas in 1996-1997. There was a song called „You could be driving a Honda“ with the melody of La Bamba.
RIP Jay Kay's channel wtf 😭
Wtf even happened to it
@@eze0430 False copyright strikes from this d**chebag named D-YXKI
Yeah, I Googled "Is This Love?"
by Dayeene and this is definitely the song
I've been into lostwave since mid 2021, and theres something about it that is so beautifal to me. Seeing songs without names, without known artists, is so terrifying yet amazing.
on a similar topic, you should cover some more lost songs, (That is, if you make a part 2) and here are some suggestions
"Stay (The second time around)/On The Roof "
The first mysterious song, this was a search that lasted 10 years, from 2003, to september 2013. This search is quite unknown, as it ended 10 years ago. But I feel like its search should get more coverage. As it came before all of the recent searches.
"LWA19 (Lost wave augest 2019)"
A Somewhat unknown search, but what makes this special is that the audio quality is so damaged, that its really hard to make basically any "lyrics" to it.
"My thoughts are never mine"
This is possibly going to be found within the year. This is a slow/melencholic song, with slow and somewhat depressing lyrics. Its somewhat believed that this comes from the mid 2000s to late 2010s. This is something I really want found, seriously.
If anyone has more suggestions please reply with them, I'd love to hear them!
Bro pls stop making up new "music genres"
"lostwave" is as much of a genre as "video game music"
@@SpaceDoge I'm not calling it a genre, Its more of a community than a genre to me
LWA19 is probably just a couple of songs mixed into one confusing incoherent,audacity compressed terrible quality mess
@@Mewtwodestroyerjc it's not a big deal, leave them alone
What if the "Everybody Knows That" song is actually an elaborate way for the first person to post the song to get his own music out there and eventually release it. I doubt it's true, but it is an entertaining thought.
I KNOW THIS SONG! I RECOGNIZE IT! It's from the 1997, July 13 promotion for the Saleen Mustang partnership, as the comment featured in the video. I didn't remember where the song was from so when i searched it up since my dad was humming to a song and I asked him what it was. He said he did'nt remember but he remembered two lyrics "counting on the blues in the bag" and "know that". I searched for this using google, then finally found something on youtube that sounded like it, until i checked the title. It was a "unknown song." I was determined to find it, and thus fell into a rabbithole of searching, but could'nt. so I was bored and clicked here. and when i saw the brand "Saleen" everything clicked. when i was a kid me and my parents would sit around watching TV and sift through channels during dinner. we stopped at a saleen ad, and i remember it slightly. there was a red car (mustang?) on the far right of the screen with the mcdonalds logo being on the top in a reddish pink backround above the car, and on the far left there was a big font lettering of "WIN" in gold and the same font but under the saleen that said "Instantly" in small to big text. I also remember there being under "WIN", "SPEEDSTERS", "AND OTHER DELUXE PRIZES" Thats all I really remember. the monopoly logo was also above the red car. I don't know if this helps at all but I wanted to spread some information if it helps at all!
Hopefully people will see this
this is huge and perfectly lines up with all the other info
thank you this is so helpfull, others also said they heard this from saleen
sorry im calling BS
@@usertape true I’m not even sure how old this person is
Everyone Knows That is probably an original song written for some 80s movie that never really got popular, especially if it was recorded off of a TV.
it's very interesting how both EKT and "I'm yours" (Dayeene - Is This Love?) have the same eerie four note transition (D to E to D to C i believe), in EKT on the phrase "in the sky" and in I'm yours on the phrase "I'm yours"
idk they sounds very similar at least, in I'm yours it's only three notes tho (E to D to C i believe)
I just noticed that lol
@@Aktenkoffer i knew i couldn't be the only one to notice that weird coincidence!
Hey dude, just discovered your channel today after getting a sudden fixation on lost media and your channel is just perfect, really hits the vibes in every way! Subscribed :)
It's found media now just not from where you'd expect
i'm glad more videos are being made about lesser known mysterious music, especially as someone who is super into it
I'm very glad you made this to spread the unknown songs. I've become very interested in lostwave not too long ago. There's lots of songs who's creators become lost to time. So the least we can do us try and preserve them.
PSA!!! Everyone Knows HAS BEEN FOUND!!!! It's in an Adult film from 1986 called "Angels of Pasion" At 1:08:00
The fact that saleen ties into this makes my inner car guy happy
@@corneluis12 i am fully aware i watched the same video you did, its the fact they’re involved at all
Literally what I need today. I need to listen to more lost waves!!
The creepy song that was said to be from a catfish-PSA was just some innocent old song. EKT on the other hand was actually from an adult film how the tables have turned.
i hate when people who claim they remember a song are like
"I remember this! It was somewhere between my birth and now, and my dad worked with the manager of the authors. I don't know the artists tho, so I asked him and he just knew the lyrics " " and " "! Also, he remembers working, but working with a manager is distant to him. I heard it in a commercial on a tv I don't remember, and the commercial was by a brand I don't remember!!!
Hope this helped"
in regards to everyone knows that, I go to concerts a lot and is fairly common for an artist to play a song that’s not yet been released and I wonder if a up and coming band got on a local tv station and decided to just that on a live tv performance and then never released the song. The band may still be around or at least survived another few years but either moved on to other types of music, remained pretty obscure or fell apart before it got famous. Also the community around these songs are a lot smaller than u think. If a band got together, made a couple songs and managed to get on tv the likelihood is they’d have no idea that this was on the internet
I find it weird how a highly obscure song with little detail is called "Everyone Knows That" It's sort of ironically funny, lmao.
Everyone discussing creepy theories behind the 2nd song, while I'm here vibing to it
The 2nd one has already been found, look in the description
Tension Rising in the Air sounds like a song you'd hear on the Initial D soundtrack
I know it wasn't intentional, but calling Ulterior Motives a "banger" now that we know its origin, made me laugh anyway.
😂