The Most Mysterious Song in Brazil - Tales From the Internet
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Another music mystery: a freestyle song recorded off of Transamerica Radio in Brazil in the early 90s, placeholder title of "Fond My Mind."
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Come to Brazil!!
Sellout! How do you sleep... Pretty well I should think 😁
@@BlueOysterStan man its so lame when they do that shit edit: mute you, to be clear
The song sounds creepy
*Come to Brazil plssss*
*Vem pro Brasil pfvrrrr*
Play the whole song, get copyright strike, find the band
Chances are they won't even bother striking it.
They said the same thing for the other mysterious song and that didn’t happen it’s prob a hoax just like the other one
Lmao "modern problems require modern solutions"
@@TheVioletBunny Yeah, it's probably so obscure that the label that distributed the song won't ever consider taking it down like other music labels... & that music label has probably been gone for over 30 years.
@@ExtremeWreck I think the “music label” is most likely the bed room of the person who created the hoax.
These type of songs were really popular in Brazilian dance clubs and were mostly made here by random artists faking to be foreigners. We had a lot of free style and italo disco, but they're really hard to pin down
right? just look at kasino or corona, i would've never guessed they were brazilian
I guess its like some mixes done on a disco by a dj that lives nearby so its end up being an amateur catchy bop but ultimately unique and lost to the moment
My father has like a pile of Italo discos,those were the shit in Brazil
@@viquetoriaa wasn’t corona Italian? The producers certainly were, Savage and Lee Marrow
@@soldadoryanbr7776 rigtt? And everyone was pumping singles. So the sheer amount of compilation albums they released back in the day is crazy!
I love all of these mysterious songs but there is something so unsettling about them. The idea that some band created this piece of music only for it get forgotten and then become a curiosity 30 or 40 years later is so strange
Agreed. That this band or artist may have long quit the music business or left this earthly realm while people are now appreciating and puzzling over their 30+ year old song feels surreal.
Bro, we need to stop with all of this "most mysterious song" content. It's not mysterious or unsettling when you have perspective on electronic music of the time. Back in the day, we would take whatever was hot at the time, pull out the 808's, 909's, and whatever keyboard we liked, compose a quick alternate melody and read someone else's lyrics, through all sorts of effects processing, just for Friday/Saturday nights, every week. There are so many forgotten, early electro and techno pieces that happened before the internet was big, and they were made to play for that weekend, at the club or station; not for forever to remember. If you were there, you heard it. If not, it's lost to time. Most of it wasn't even good, but bits of live filler. I cannot understate the unending landfill of easy, cheap electro and other odd electronic music that flooded the clubs and stations at the time. It was cheap and easy to produce. Good luck finding a source.
@@zvnavv3w5 its not the type or style of music that makes it mysterious or creepy. Its the mystery if the unknown. Chill out dude why you so upset😂
In a couple decades the next gen will be puzzling over long lost soundcloud rappers, too. We better go save and catalog then all now lulz
Yeah man, music was unnerving to me as a little kid, regardless of how poppy and happy it was. Something about hearing audio without seeing an obvious source activates your fight or flight, the equivalent of hearing a predator make a noise when you can't see the fucker. Mysterious songs from unknown artists activate that same feeling in my brain; when you know what band is making the music it's fine, but you don't know where this came from, you don't know anything about the people who made it.
It was finally found! "Feels like a wish" by Station K!!
For some reason I read the thumbnail as 'The most Brazilian song in Brazil'. Just thought I'd share that with the world
Samba e futebol 😎
All that comes to mind is Garota de Ipanema when you say that
Or Aquarela do Brazil
I, for one, am glad you shared
AI SE EU TE PEGO
me: yeah that sounds really similar!
whang: no no, the vibes are ALL off.
me: yeah wtf the vibes are all off
Why is this comment oddly relatable?
Me: 😃?
Whang: 😤
Me: 🤔
Same thoughts 😂 lmao I thought the singer sounded way similar
That's hilarious
There's this assumption that a given artist's output will be stylistically uniform, that everything they produce will sound the same. Maybe it's true for brazilian knockoff eurodance italo disco freestyle.
Whang, Fond My Mind has been solved. :^)
It is “Feels Like A Wish” by Station K (Edde Edman and Andre Nobrega).
I haven’t been following the FMM search, but from my understanding, someone contacted a DJ which told us them FMM was made by Edde Edman and another guy named Sergio (though Sergio has nothing to do with FMM)
With this, tons of people DM’d Edde, some being respectful, some sending death threats and harassing him.
I assume Edde got a little overwhelmed being bombarded with messages and he got pissed off.
This is a message he sent to Jay Kay, who was being respectful and not harassing Edde:
“my nobleman,
And why should I have to prove anything to you or anyone else in the
world? you're so pathetic !!
I don't need to prove anything to anyone, the song is mine and fuck it!!
I don't give a shit if you believe it or not... I have a lot, much more to do
with my life than talking to strangers of dubious character... or proving
something to someone else...
fuck off your impetulance !!
Do you really think I'm a fool ??
Do you really think you're fooling me and think I don't know you're a
criminal ? you have a fake profile, evasive and lacking in information, and
you are there trying to scam people, or trying to illegally appropriate the
works of others
So listen well...
And just remembering that if you or anyone else in world make an
unauthorized use of my song, I'll file a lawsuit up your ass !!
.”
From this message, I believe Edde thought that Jay Kay was D-YXKI, someone who was falsely copyrighting FMM.
Anyway, after the outburst, basically everyone thought he was a hoaxer and fraud. Most people did before this since Edde wouldn’t give any proof of his claims and was inconsistent throughout. He became a clown of the Lostwave community.
Cut back to recent times, someone got in contact with a man named William Paiva. William Paiva was someone who known Edde a while back.
After being messaged about FMM, William claimed that Edde and Andre made the song he had it on a tape. And 17 hours ago, he proved to everyone that Edde was not a fraud by joining the Discord server and giving us the intro to the song.
Only a few hours ago did he give us the full song, and now everyone is certain that it’s not a hoax.
We also found out that the reason Edde never gave proof is because he actually didn’t have the original FMM tape anymore, so it’s lucky that William had a copy.
So yes, “Feels Like A Wish” by Station K. Edde as the producer, Andre as the vocalist.
Some things may be inaccurate but as I said, I haven’t been following the search. I’m sure you could do a better job at explaining if you decide to make another video on FMM. :^)
I was the guy who come to Edde edman, thanks to Luiz Neto and the comment about Máquinas na Pista, the band it'self for provide me the information about Edde Edman, and Sérgio Dourado, who gimme the real answer about the song, and William who bring up the full tape
@@teilinnetto não entendi a sequência que você passou .. alguém comentou sobre uma banda Máquinas na Pista? e o que tem essa banda?
@@aelahn I made a suggestion, the song was recorded on a radio in Recife, as I know the band I thought they might know who the composer was. A guess that worked.
jay kay from Jamiroquai?
Why do these mysterious, unknown songs always turn out to be huge bops?
I still can't get that "Like the Wind" song out of my head
You mean the "She's like the wind" song?
@@fernandomarques5166 Yes but I don’t know if that’s the official name of that song. Most people just refer to it as “Like the Wind”
because they are spreaded thruout the internet if people like it and want to find it. there must be lots of bad unidentified songs as well, but people don't want to find them so they never upload them on music sites
Station K - Feels Like A Wish
Survivorship bias. There are probably a *ton* of songs that have been completely forgotten because its really shit. Only the bops are the ones people would be searching for, just like this one
Lmao I knew Blanka's theme would play when he mentioned Brazil.
it will forever be our legacy for foreigners lmao
@@viquetoriaa I asked my Brazilian friend if Blanka was a racist depiction, just to be an ass and he said it looks like the usual Brazilian lmao
@@illeagle9560 i cant even be mad at that to be honest
@@viquetoriaa I wouldn't be either, I wish us Americans had a cool monster to be a stereotype and represent us
@@viquetoriaa nvm I forgot we have the military.
"Nasty Little Green Man" and "Surrounded by Spiders" DO NOT sound like real bands. They sound like the names of punk bands from a Disney Channel original movie.
Those names rock, I want to check them out based solely on that
Loaded diaper...
Dingo ate my baby..
These sound like songs Charlie Kelly would write
everything is spiders...
There is another spanish rock band named "Enanitos Verdes" that translates to "Little Green Man" or more like "Green (Little) Dwarfs" lol
Hi! Brazilian here. I showed both my parents this song since they were really into the eurodance club scene in the 90s. Both of them immediately recognized the band as a small local one from Rio. The band used to make eurodance-styled music, pretending to be European (which was pretty common in the mid to late 80s in Brazil). According to my mother, the song was included in a local compilation vinyl that she had as a teenager. She's texted a few of her old school friends to see if any of them remember the band name!
Aguardando o desenvolvimento, seria daora saber o nome
Any luck so far?
Posting to see an update
.
following, any updates?
There’s a guy named D-YXKI going putting false copyright claims on any video containing the song, Jay Kay lost his channel earlier today.
Это ужасно.... 😢
holy shit, finding a unkown freestyle played in brazilian dance halls is like counting stars, i think this will be a unsolved one :/
I expect something like an algorythm will demonetize one video searching this song plus giving the answer
Whang put Brazil in the title, soon the Brazilians will come to our aid. We are like ants, all looking for that sweet, sweet patriotic sugar.
@@goopmcwoop4007 we will come like ants to state what this guy just said... this one is a lost case
@Endless Sporadic in the description.
@Endless Sporadic I didn't realize you were looking for footage of the rave, sorry. The rave video footage is unrelated to the song.
Plot twist: it's the same band. Someone commented "come to Brazil" on their first song.
What if there's one band making mysterious songs just for the meme lol
My God, the memes are becoming self-aware
So we can assume the next mysterious song is from India?
I laughed. Have an upvote.
It’s interesting that this feels like “lost media”, but it’s… here in its entirety- we just don’t know who recorded it. It definitely still feels “lost”.
It's not lost in the sense of it being gone. But in the sense of it not knowing where it came from. A confused, amnesiac song that has wandered onto the internet.
It's a case of the creator being 'lost' rather than the art itself
This is what's referred to as "reverse lost media" by the lost media community.
@@KillThad or “unidentified media”
It's reverse lost media.
Feels Like a Wish - Station K (1989)
**Sees Brazil in the title**
Brazilians: *State your reason for summoning me, little one*
Always
I was DJing professionally in Italy in the 90's. This song doesn't sound being from the 90's. This kind of freestyle, beats and synths are from the mid 80's, I would bet on 1985/1986/1987 with a confidence of 95%. Also, it is sort of inspired by Italo Disco in the vocal lines (and it would make sense because it would be contemporary), but the beats are more "freestyle". I never heard this song played in Italy at the time, my guess is the origin is Netherlands or anyway another European country (confidence 90%). I'll dig in my extensive Italo Disco collection anyway to see if I can spot at least the same singer.
maybe the music was created following the pattern of the 80s, but it was only popularized in the 90s..
Sounds a lot like early Information Society.
@@hwangmito Also, depending on the country,dufferent trends arrive and develop later than rest of the world
The keyboard solo sounds like it was sampled and maybe sped up from Tell it to my Heart by Taylor Dayne (1987) at about 1:56
@@axas5939 it doesn't seem sampled from that one, more like inspired by, however this is a very good find, I was sure that this synth line was similar to something else. If this mysterious song took inspiration from Tell It To My Heart as it seems (same synths used, same andamento of bass lines etc) then it is from 1987 or maximum 1988. In 1988 there was a big explosion of house music that replaced that sound of freestyle. another important note: the snare drum is inspired or same sound of Beat This by Bomb The Bass, another 1988 hit.
We found this today, it's Station K - Feels Like a Wish. Full version will be out tomorrow or sometime this week.
These mystery song hunts remind me of the documentary movie "Searching for Sugar Man" about the mystery artist Sixto Rodriguez who was bigger than Elvis or the Beatles to South Africans. Meanwhile, the dude was a day laborer in Detroit and had no clue. He made the records in the 70's and was oblivious to the fact his music was number one in Africa for years. I think it is probably a good idea for a Whang video.
I misread this as "the most mysterious song is From Brazil!" And fully accepted it before I even realized we were talking about another song
*GEESE!*
*s n u f*
As a Brazilian every song in Brazil is mysterious
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IT WAS FOUND!!! It’s “Feels Like a Wish” by Station K
I know a guy who literally makes his living importing old Brazilian records to America, I will definitely be asking him if he recognizes this track.
Please do it!
Anything?
Update?
I know a guy who literally makes his living keeping highly detailed listings of every song that gets played on Brazilian radio stations, I will definitely be asking him if he recognizes this track.
please respond, have you found out anything?
I’m Brazilian and I played the song to my mom and she started to hum along
She doesn’t know any English so she can’t help with lyrics at all, but she says she definitely has heard it before. She said it’s very “generic” and that at the time there were 1000 songs that sounded very similar to this one. She said she probably heard it at a club, but her memory is very foggy. Doesn’t help at all, but thought I’d share
I don't even know your mum, but I hope you're enjoying the mental image of her youthfully bopping along to this song in a club somewhere before you were born as much as I am.
@@channelname1019 She also said: “No way in hell they’re finding that song, they’re damn crazy!”
Very encouraging mom
I actually find that interesting.
@@rainbowdashplaynove "Nem fodendo que vão encontrar essas música, ta maluco"
?
🤣
@@anarmedillo8431 EXATAMENTE. Quase palavra por palavra
10:52 - "Yeah, plus the italian industry during those times (...)"
Enter tomato sauce background.
The song is "Feels Like A Wish" by Station K.
I recently got in touch with a Brazilian dj who spins freestyle and euro dance, and he suggests it sounds a lot like the group "Cause & Effect", and that it's more synth pop than latin freestyle. As for the solo synth sound, that was used in songs that span over a decade, like Taylor Dane "Tell It To My Heart", Linear "Sending All My Love", a dance remix of "Anything For Love", and Rockell "In A Dream". It's likely the mysterious song is from the late 80s, but depending on its origin and genre, it could have even been released some time in the mid 90s. The lyrics "Nowhere to Run" could also be interpreted as "Know When to Run".
Cool
that makes it sound more like a threat from a psychic though
cool
You've mentioned Brazil. You're one of us now.
Sim.
One of us, one of us, one OF US! ONE OF-
@@nekovannox you beat me to it! I came to say the same exact words
pfp da Suzuka e assiste whang, achei um irmão perdido
Um de nós! Um de nós!
Brazillian here. Grew up in the 90's and i have never heard that song before. But that style of music was so popular here during those years that literally it could be a dude in his basement mixing that and throwing a fake euro name on it before sending to radios all over
I was gonna say the same thing. People here at that time LOVED to sing in English…
Deve ser o Latino 🤣
this song was in the 80's
Nunca ouvi essa música na vida...
Most of us don't have basements in Brazil
Se o Latino não fez um cover, nunca acharemos
@Luke R aqui tá outro kkkk
Se bobear era ele que tava cantando
KJSKJSKSKKKKK ah não velho
@@imson00b16 provavelmente é o latino cantando só por causa da voz que parece muito com a dele
HKKKKKKM ANAO MANO
We need to bundle all these songs together in a compilation and call it "Now That's What I Call Mysterious Songs"
I am a Brazilian from Rio. This style was not called "funk" here, but "charme". This is a very important difference around here, but probably not known outside my state.
Um anda bonito o outro elegante.
Came here to say that.
Eu ri mais do que devia disso! 😂
Can confirm. Also from Rio.
@@pedroschneider4872 sei não, sou de SC e ninguém chama o RS só de "rio", nem os gaúchos q conheço
Oh shit, time to shine my fellow brazilians!
the algorithm is going to be crazy on this one lol
Too bad this is not by Brazil's most famous musician, Kasino, a true legend among brazilian musicians
@@AlexandreRXPaes kasinãaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaao
@@AlexandreRXPaes I thought it sounded like Kasinão at first too. But the timeline doesn't match up : /
Lets goo
WE FOUND IT!!!
It's called "Feels Like A Wish" by Station K
We?
@@PVGA1Ajust you, dw we won’t claim your efforts
"WE"?
Hey Whang, Brazilian here and all the discord comments from brazilians seem correct. It's good to note that Transamerica Radio is from São Paulo!
Tinha/tem Transamérica aqui no Rio também
@@kurarisu_ não sabia, Boa!
Finally, Whang has come to Brazil
This song was recorded in 1989 by producer Edde Edman from Recife, Brazil. The name of the song is “Feels Like a Wish”
Edman has more songs.. he has a soundcloud profile.
It's from Brazil ❤🔥❤🔥
What is his sound cloud profile?
A hack fraud known as D-YXKI has copyright claimed the song, and now thanks for him Jay Kay's channel (who uploaded the full version and a lot of Lost Wave) was deleted, along with the cover by DefyJoe. D-YXKI name appears when using Shazam on the song, along with the apocryphal name song "You Got Blue Eyes". Don't believe his lies.
I saw the title and almost had a heart attack because I thought the song was found.
Same, i long for the day when The Song will be found
Found in Brazil playing in Vasco
@@pedradasbr was michael jackson the lost song all along? i knew it! sneaky sneaky michael...
@@pedradasbr beat me to it, first thing that came to my mind
the most mysterious song on the internet is alive and will be playing in vasco
Why are these mysterious songs always so damn good?
Because more likely than not, no one will probably care to search for a bad unknown song.
Check out Curly Toes, it's an awful mysterious song. Most mysterious songs are good though because people usually aren't going to spend time looking for a bad song so they don't get brought up.
Because if it sucks, nobody would want to ever find it.
I wouldn't call Sea of Rs good by any means.
@mattwolf7698 Yeah-It’s a trashed cassete tape found in the 70s…
…Most likely dating back to the 50s, the tape is of a deep Southern woman singing erraticslly about stripping for a guy named “Ben”
You should do an interview with Edde Edman
Sounds like "Nowhere to run, from my mind" to me, rather than "fond my mind"
I agree.
It sounds like. Fuck or fog
plus actually makes fucking sense as a lyric
"Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, from my mind" sounds like the lyrics. However a google search for that brings up mainly 2 songs that are definitely not it. Good luck Whang Gang.
May the Whong Gong be with you, and the cumulative effort.
I agree with the “nowhere to run, nowhere to hide” part, but I feel like the “from my mind” part could be something else
nah man they speaking italian.
Sounds more like "nowhere to ride"
“Whang gang” sounds like a sequel to lemon party or some shit
*Whang shows Red Sector I*
Me: “Oh yeah that sounds very similar”
Whang: ”as you can see, this sounds nothing alike”
Me:” my thoughts exactly. Sounds nothing alike”
THEY FOUND IT
I'm dying to hear this song in full
One upload a month isn’t enough mr ordinary
Well, check the video description!
Drop a vid mang
@@arekparra9054 descriptioooon.
Did you watch the video dude, the full song is already out. No one knows who made it, thats the problem
fellow brazilians, i hereby invoke all of you to make the algorithm work its ass off on this one. our boy whang deserves it.
LETS FUCKING GOOOOO
BORA!!
concordo linda
TALVEZ MINHA NAMORADA SAIBA
@@NumbGeek SIMP
Brazilian here. A good part of those brazilian "bailes" are unique remixes, I miss those parties a lot. if you find the dj, you find the music
Found : Station K - Feels Like A Wish
I'm brazilian and music is my main hobbie, I dive deep into music sub-sub-subgenres and origins, I was just looking and listening into the origins of Funk Carioca some days ago. This sounds like what they call Charme, the early funk carioca. They had several influences ranging from freestyle, miami bass, eurodance, funk, synth pop and would often mix it all in one song, it's a characteristic; just like in this song, which sounds like 3 different genres at once, with the intro and keyboard solo being very different than the rest. They also straight up lifted beats and samples of international songs, famous or not and combined them to make their own song. There was even a case of an industrial band (it was Front242 iirc) suing a brazilian funk producer for plagiarism. The voice and accent actually reminded me of the early career of brazilian pop artist Latino (I don't think it's him at all), but it's the kind of voice you'd hear from brazilian artists singing in english. My bet is that this is an early 90's Charme/funk melody brazilian song, heavily sampled from like 4 random eurodance and miamibass songs.
I think asking your moms is not a good lead, we have to locate brazilians into eurodance/house and/or old Charme.
Cerol na Mão yep!
8:00 It could be the case that the song was produced in Brazil and just sang in English which was not uncommon during that period for artists that either wanted to be seen as "international" or actually wanted to reach foreign markets.
There's a CZcams channel filled to the brim with 90s Brazilian LPs, specially Radio albums, it's "Baú Musical - Música em Vinil". He probably has it there, or maybe even knows the track. Someone should try to contact them
Interesting lead
I gave it a quick check, the playlist are divided by song categories (nacional and international) as well as sometimes music genre. There is some that are compilation of Transamerica. All of the videos I clicked have timespans as well names of songs and artists. Commenting, to aid this lead come out at the top.
Also I wasn't born at the time but my parents were and both have heard the song before, I also remember it, however we are Portuguese so it is very likely an Eurodance song that got popular in Europe and eventually arrived in Brazil later.
Following
Ok, I'll check
_I can only imagine how many good catchy songs exist out there from various decades & genres, yet no one recorded or remembers them._
_So they float around faintly in the back of people’s memories of the older generations waiting to be rediscovered..._
or disappear into oblivion and be forever forgotten
i love how archiving and preserving history is more important than ever now, and the internet is one of the best outlets for that type of thing.
I enjoyed the Maury-esque "and it was, of course.... Not their song". That half of a second was ultra suspenseful lol
*runs backstage to loudly sob into the couch*
Whang would be an amazing host for an old fashioned chair throwing talk show!
It has the same wandering-through-an-abandoned-1980s-mall-in-a-dream vibe as the original most mysterious song.
My favorite variant of Dreamcore
I think the lostwave song that has the strongest abandoned Mall vibe is “Everyone Knows That”
Man...I am 40 now and this was my jam in Rio's dance clubs lol thank for this piece of nostalgia. I have this song somewhere on a cassette, no clue who sings it tho.
Let us know when you find it!
Did you find it?
Even if they finds, it's probably a bootleg, so probably no info about the singer.
@@Shyfish_0922 I did... however, it is a french lesson cassette I taped over. The song is in its entirety but no mention of who sings it.
@@PhreakPhantom you should upload the song online so at least we can enjoy it and maybe someone who knows it will stumble upon it
its found:
Feels like a wish by Station K
Brazilian here. I wasn't born when the song would've been on the radio, but my parents are definitely into this kind of music. I'll check with them and see if I can find anything
Update: They unfortunately couldn't remember the song if they've ever heard it before
Same here, I might try this too
Oooh awesome! I’m commenting in case you have an update
Tem cara de músicas da "Época dos bailes" que meus pais e meus tios frequentavam... Vou dar uma perguntada pra um dos meus tios que manja mais de Disco...
@@Podboot achou alguma coisa?
Maya! What are you doing here??
As a Brazilian it feels surreal to hear Whang talking about my country
My parents listen to a lot of this kind of music so I’ll check if they know anything about this song
WOW THAT'S SO WEIRD THAT HE MENTIONED A COUNTRY THAT EXISTS IN REAL LIFE WOWEE ZOWEE
Imagina se ele começa a ver o resto das bizarrices dessa mesma época que saía na televisão. Ia ter um prato cheio pra um mês inteiro só de vídeos das maiores inspirações pros quadros Hermes e Renato
@@notveryniceatall You literally don't know how it feels to come from a country that barely gets talked about most of the time lmfao.
@@notveryniceatall calm down lmao
Station K - Feels Like A Wish
Brazilian “Funk”, specially in the 90s, had nothing in common with this song, as stated by the comment shown on the video. It was heavily based on samples of “Running” by Information Society and Afrika Bambaataa’s “Planet Rock”. We would probably call it “dance music” here, not even “freestyle”
these mysterious songs slap SO hard, it genuinely hurts my soul to not have a more hd version of this one to jam out to
There is a really high quality one that was uploaded fairly recently. I’ll post here
good sponsor, I sleep on a mattress so this is relevant to my interests
You a bot?
@@atulyabharadwaj2279 It's just a joke lmao...
I also sleep on mattresses! What a coincidence!
@@atulyabharadwaj2279 no I am human..
..beep boop beep...
the worst turing test ever
I'm from the Brazillian mid-west and, though I wasn't alive back then, my mother was.
I showed the track to her and she seems to recognize it after the intro and even "guessed" the keyboard solo coming. As for the possibility of her knowing for sure the name and who made it, she doesn't. Her thing at the time was going to discos (boates she called) with her friends. It would seem that this song might be known to someone who was a DJ in the 90's, even outside the more known areas of Brazil (outside of São Paulo and Rio).
if you're ever interested in another mystery like this, i highly recommend the Akihabara Tape! an old casette found in a thrift shop in akihabara, japan that holds a lot of known idol pop songs, and one unknown song.
the song had a roughness that signaled it was probably a demo, but from an unidentified group. it reminds me so much of this case. plus it is a fun, melancholy song
It has huge vibes of Information Society band (Which is a band inexplicably popular still 'till this day here in Brazil) so MAYBE a lot of brazilians saying "definitely heard that" could be mistaking for some Information Society song... Just saying
Oia só o divasca aqui :v
@@lifhiy Sou eu!
pelo vocal também lembrou a banda red flag, que também tem muita similaridade com information society. principalmente a música russian radio.
WHANG PLEASE COME TO BRAZIL
Several people have been insulting me saying bad things… saying that I'm an impostor and that I'm not the author of “feels like a wish”… I mean that all of this is pure envy for having done such a good job 32 years ago.. ( using poor analogue equipment ) but I don't care about these offensive comments because nothing they say will take away my musical talent…
Edde, i'm not sure if you are aware but your music partner William Paiva today has finally provided proof that you produced the song, he uploaded a sample of the song intro from the beginning up to 'you've got blue eyes like the sky', the part we didn't have before
This absolutely sounds like all the stuff my parents listened to in the mid to late 80s in Miami. My dad was a DJ when he was younger and this sounds exactly like the type of 12” singles he would get to play at clubs/events.
My brother and I still have his records. I’m curious to get home and look through them all and compare
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Hi all, I remember hearing this in Canada, I might know the name of the song, just not who, it was on an old CD I had once, but no artists were mentioned, if I'm right the song is not "Fond my mind" (which makes no bloody sense, par for the course) but "Found my mind", the compilation it was on was from Italy. Hope this helps. Also the radio station it was on all the time was Energy 108 Toronto, was on there a lot too.
Here we have some interesting information. More clues that points to Italy...
@@Matiasdem25 was thinking that, almost sounds like italo disco/dance related
Hey, I know I'm late but just wanna tell you that this information helps greatly. We can expand the scope of the search beyond Brazil now.
I need to ask though, do you remember the time frame of when this played on the station? Do you also remember anything about the CD that you had, like the cover art, how many songs were on it, potential names of other songs on it, etc? It doesn't have to be the name of the CD, any details can help us track it down.
Also, thank you for the lead! I decided to take it up as soon as I seen your comment. I'll be doing research to see what I can find.
@@NeptunianWinter from what I remember, it was fairly bland, kind of like one of those old demo disk’s that you would find in the $0.99 stores, but I do remember that they had a dance cover of Baker Street on it
Brasileiros, uni-vos!
I am the cool kid from Germany making videos for the USA and the rest of the world. I will make your day so don't say nay to me today, dear nr
Unite
Invocou, agora aguenta
Quem é brasileiro e vê whang tem muito bom gosto
aeHOO
This kind of music was very popular in clubs here in Brazil in the late 80's, 90's and early 2000's. Actually a lot of early rio funk sampled these kind of music before we started to make our own samples
Can’t wait for the update
Same for the "Kenya Dance".
Could this be something from one of Max Covieri's many iterations? He's an Italian Eurodance artist who changed artist name and genres a lot in the late 80's through 90's as far as I remember from the top of my head.
As in Running on the 90s and Night of Fire?
@@HappyBeezerStudios Those are the ones he's most known for. I'm thinking it would instead be one of his more obscure and unknown songs, though I'm not well versed in his other works at all. Probably under one of his other artist names.
BRAZIL MENTIONED
🇧🇷🇧🇷 brazil!
@@BlueOysterStan CAIPIRINHA! SAMBA!
AEE CARALHO
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It definitely feels European, I almost want to say German. The record label "A Different Drum" was founded in 1996 and is US based but it's worth poking around, they supported artists from the 80s as well. Lot's of great artists regardless
I'm pretty sure this was one of the songs featured on the Saki Sanobashi OST
Lol.
can confirm, my friends uncle has it in an old hard drive, i’m going to see him next friday, i’ll update when i get it
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Update?
@@AA-ff8xg U P D A T E
@@AA-ff8xg funny you say that because my dad actually made saki sanobashi but the only copy we had of it was destroyed so it will never be seen again, sorry 😔💔
Edde Edman - Feels like a wish!
We find it!
@@lostwavefinder587 proof this is fake
i have no doubts my friend, made it all the research, till find Edde, now i'm just waiting for the confirmations, to proof my theory.@@fondmymind
@@fondmymind No. This was confirmed by the keyboardist of the song, through a singer who worked with him.
@@fondmymind he @ed you in the comment section of his CZcams video (the revision of that petshop boys song) 4 days ago.
Pal, you’re exploring a place more feared than the shadow realm, be carefull.
its too late, we're already here
you mean brazil?
Look, I am Brazilian and can say for sure that Argentina is worse.
Looks like we are exploring tye shadow realm Jimboes
not as bad as the ratchet realm...
Huh, it sounds nostalgic and vaguely familiar just like the other mysterious song.
I'm peruvian and I'm 99% sure this song was played in a local radio station here in my country in mid 90s , the owner of the radio station used to be a dj and he likes to play songs from indies rock band from US Europe and Latin america rock bands . I'm sure "fond my mind" singer is brazilian because his accent , I like a brazilian rock band called Mindflow and his accent is very similar to fond my mind singer. , btw the radio station is still active( Radio Doble 9) and the owner (who probably is in his 60s now) is still alive , maybe someone could contact him .
PD: sorry for my bad english.
(in spanish) tengo una novia allá en Perú, me preguntó si conocerá la radio... Si se llegó a pasar allá en Perú, sabrás si la estación tenga algún correo para contactar al dueño?
Its „feels like a wish“ By Edde Edman and André, made in 1989.
@@lostwavefinder587 you must feel very bad now :)
sounds like "no where to run, nowhere to hide, from my mind" Idk
That’s what I hear too.
@@jinnyfink yeah me too
Never clicked so fast, showing our flag is a nice way to call the legion
Hahahaha 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🥇🥇🥇
Come to Brazil
We are a underated, underappreciated, misunderstood demographic. And we also very curious about what foreigners think of us so yeah Tamo junto!
Jajaja
huerhuerhuerhuer br
If anyone is looking in the comments, there have been some new developments which have led people in the search to believe that the song was aired on the now-defunct Radio Cidade 95.9, not Transamerica.
Yeah, so many weird suggestions when it sounds exactly like standard Italo, right down to the synth trumpet solo. Only twist might be that vocal English is odd, and doesn't sound always like Italian English. Maybe at a stretch it could be a Japanese city pop track using rough English? Still say its Italo.
I'm all in for these lost songs
Same
Fuck yeah man!
Damn Whang, I haven't even gotten to the coconut vid yet and you're out here making another one
I forgot about the coconut video already lmao shit is terrible
I've been avoiding the coconut video... the thumbnail makes me think it's one of those things that maybe I don't need to know about....
@@longleaf0 I watched it while I was eating last night - terrible idea. I already knew the story, but I forgot about the ending
@@longleaf0 You're not wrong...
Song found, and it was indeed, Brazilian!
Ah, btw, in the Discord search, while I was searching for this song through my tapes, I found out that the beep at the beginning of the song is the same as the Transamerica jingle. Although it was recorded in Recife Radio Cidade 95.9 FM
Or it’s a crowd
I'm not brazillian, but I know that they used to love Eurodance and Italo Disco in the early 90s and I think they even put some of these songs in the soundtrack of their telenovelas. For example, some weeks ago I found an Italo Disco band called Double You, these guys had just a few hit songs but they actually went on tour frequently in Brazil years later. I doubt this song is by Double You, but I really think that it's from an Italian band/singer. If not, it's German or Belgian production.
It's defs not Double you. They were totally Eurodance and more in a 140BPM+ rave style. Check Dancing With an Angel. Sounds very different.
To be the strangest anything in Brazil takes talent!
As a brazilian, I can confirm this
as a brazilian, i second that
@@viquetoriaa as a brazilian, I third that
If this turns out to be Pet Shop Boys covering Rush, I'm totally here for it.
It goes sound a bit like pet shop boys, atleast from the bit I’ve heard
I think you’ve figured it out
Pet Shop Boys was my first thought.
Someone else mentioned it maybe Pet Shop Boys......perhaps it is?
Sounds like Pet Shop Boys or maybe Depeche Mode
Of course, who hasn't heard the old Brazilian dance classic "Fond My Mind".
This sounds like something right out of the B-Side of a *New Order* Album, or something from their earlier days. The Synth base playing with the Keyboard solo is straight out of "True Faith" 8:07
more likely someone got 'inspired'
As a fellow brazilian, asked my 60yr father if he ever heard it. He shrug and said: "I dunno, maybe pet shop boys?"
well... at least I tried
JAJAJAJAJAJAJJJJAJA
I'm not sure where else to post this, but my parents grew up in the 80s and 90s in São Paulo, where they regularly listened to radio stations like Transamérica and Radio Cidade and attended nightclubs where this type of music - Italo Disco, etc - would play. I showed them this song, my father didn't recognize it but my mom said that the song sounded fairly familiar to her, and she is somewhat convinced she's even danced to this song in the nightclubs she used to go to! We have a very good family friend who used to be a radio DJ in São Paulo in the 80s and 90s and is still a DJ for a small, regional radio station in a smaller city in São Paulo state. We've just sent him the song and we're awaiting for his response. I will edit or reply to this comment once I have an update.
Godspeed
Thank you dude
I hope you get the name of the song
oh thats fantastic good luck dude
That's amazing. I'm looking forward to any updates that you might bring to this case.