This is a song I stumbled across on watzatsong. I can't find it anymore (since it's really recent), but the uploader uploaded the full song to youtube. I had a talk with them in the comments only to find out it came from a dance video called "unique dominos". It had two songs in it, but the second one was unidentified.

I decided to try and look for the song, and with a little help, somebody found the title, date, and the publishing company. The title is Electric Machine (from the lyrics), it was released in 1984, and it was published by "Bullwhip Publishing Co.": who's also associated with Jam Power Records. The only problem was that there was no artist/band listed in the song.  I tried looking through the publishers' (BPC and JPR) discography on discogs, but I couldn't find anything.

If anybody can help me find the artist and possibly the full song, that would be awesome! This song slaps so hard that I can't let it get lost.

- HC

Unknown artist (help identify) - Electric Machine (1984) [read desc.]

I found this sample through a VR chat game called “drive different cars (lite)”. I don’t have much information on it except for the fact that I tried Shazamming it and it doesn’t give me the exact results.

Will update when more come in!

UPDATE (5/14/24): After contacting some people, I was able to identify the song as “drive fast” by three chain links. I contacted the world’s creator who said they didn’t know the song, but they told me somebody where they got the scripts from since they used that for their cars. I contacted the script creator next and thankfully, I was able to identify it! I will upload the song here later, but in the mean time, it’s officially found. :)

mysterious vr chat song (FOUND: Three Chain Links - Drive Fast)

used to be "night-time drive" or the mysterious VR chat song

Three Chain Links - Drive Fast (2015)

Reuploaded from MistaEgg
I thought this doesn't have much traction enough to be searched more, so I thought I wanna bring more attention to it.
Acording to the upload, it was taped from a ZM show around 1981-1983.

As always, I'll give more updates when more stuff is found

Unknown Song - "won't be walking home"

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I post samples I either find from WZS or samples I find myself

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