List of Lostwaves: Difference between revisions

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Lostwave is a term for music with little to no information available about their origins, including song titles and names of associated musicians.

This list is about known and searched Lostwaves at the moment, you can help us expanding the page.

Note: The songs must be placed in alphabetical order.

Unsolved

See List of unsolved Lostwaves

Partially solved

Placeholder name	OP	Possible year	Note
Eastern Wind	MellieTerry	1986
Foxes In Boxes	Mike Bise	2004	From a GapBody CD, likely Lamya - Foxes In Boxes. Both artists sound identical in style and voice, and both songs released in 2004. Lamya passed away in 2009, so contact with the writer is the only way to confirm the song's identity.
Fur Rugs	Bootsnfurrugs	1970s or 80s	Was very likely composed by Andre Mayeux, but Mayeux could not remember the name of the song at all.
I Can Only Be Me	flamingaznboi	2000s	Produced by Stargate, written by Ne-Yo
Imagination Lives	KatePevensie	2003	This song was verifiably aired on the channel Sci-Fi in 2003, as a bumper presenting the films that would air in 2004. Some of the searchers think this song is a mashup of samples created by Sci-Fi, while others believe it is an original song. Likely made by Sci-Fi channel itself.
Kyrgyz Car Song	SuperJoe89	c. 2010s or 2020
So Long	My Mixed Salad	1987
Soda Pop	Metrowax Records	1970s	Comes from an acetate disc labeled "Allied".
Such a Pity	Eva99	1999	On March 22nd, 2024, user leerose found "Laila Samuels - Such A Pity" through an ASCAP search. After contacting her, she confirmed being the artist behind the song, but she didn't have the full recording of the song. On June 2024, Laila was sent the full recording of the song by a family friend who has it recorded on a CD. She claimed that she might be able to release it "this summer", but this has yet to happen. She later said in September that she would release it in a few months.
The Endless Longing of Sea Doves	Alfredo Brvxias Fanzine	1988	Most likely the band Dead Can Dance (without Brendan and Lisa)

Solved

See List of solved Lostwaves

For Lostwaves without extensive searches see Minor Identified Lostwaves

Hoax

There are two kinds of Hoax Lostwave Songs. The first kind is when a user posts an entirely fabricated song (either AI generated or their own music) and pretends it is a lost song. The second kind is when a genuinely obscure song is posted and searched for but the Original Poster is proven to have knows the title and artist of the song the whole time.

Name	Placeholder name	Note
Digital Girl	Digital Girl
I Know A Girl	Kind Of Girl
Girl Talk		AI-generated
I'm A Demo	3w0e9wm_mxMDZ01m904_121nmsam0.mp3	AI-generated
Zombie Walk
This One’s Gonna Fly	Above The Clouds
Raspberry144mb's gore	Raspberry144mb	Proven to be an edited version of the isolated bass of the song Survivor by Knockout.

Unconfirmed

Here's list of music, so far existence of which is highly disputable and/or the OP remade the music from their memory.

Placeholder name	OP	Possible year	Note
"Lostwave August 2019"	IntelligentBread5	Unknown	Possible hoax
''Unknown Drum and Bass Song''	Supra935	c. 2010	Most likely the song is "Enya - Only Time (Drum n Bass Remix)"
"Unknown Song '02"	InMyAngelhood	c. 2002
''Unknown Trance Song''	DK88	1998-2001 c. 1999
Woman's Song	ciro17crack	Unknown	Audio is of a girl quietly singing an unknown song. Has a possibility of being a hoax.

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