It's an indie pop song that has a piano part at the beginning that runs throughout that goes "dun dun da-dun dun da-dun dun da-dun dun". It follow a a pretty basic progression and the piano kinda sounds like the piano from Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da but I can assure you the song is from this decade. The vocals during the hook shoot up pretty high too. It's been stuck in my head for the past week and I can't name the song. Please help.
Need help finding a song
Robert Cox
Juan Clark
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Carter Carter
What song is that
Ayden Roberts
hum/play it and record it on vocaroo.
James Lee
You're going to need to record you humming it. The whole "da da" never works since you cannot sing that correctly without knowing the rhythm.
Levi Bennett
David Foster
Speaking of which I'm looking for a band as well.
One with the word tulips in its name, like:
"g_____ tulips."
It played a kinda gloomy yet calm alternative.
Jose Perez
>"piano"
Dylan Russell
that has a piano dumbass
Benjamin Gomez
d-do you know what a piano is?
Isaac Long
yes
do you?
Aiden Mitchell
there isn't any piano in that
James Ramirez
"Intro" was composed by Baria Qureshi, Jamie xx, Oliver Sim and Romy Madley Croft.[1] It is an instrumental with a duration of approximately two minutes and eight seconds,[1] performed in the key of A minor--with a chord progression of F–Am followed throughout the song--and in common time at a tempo of 100 beats per minute.[2] The instrumentation consists of a "fuzzy keyboard, a simple guitar riff, wordless chanting" and "double-tracked drums",
Bentley Roberts
electronic keyboard is not a piano
Alexander Foster
it is
Jaxon Jones
ok you're just stupid nevermind bye
Oliver Wilson
not an argument
Michael Ortiz
Dominic Harris
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Angel Morris
OP here I have found the track
youtube.com
it sucks but I can get it out of my head now
Joseph Bailey
>The instrumentation consists of a "fuzzy keyboard, a simple guitar riff, wordless chanting" and "double-tracked drums",
>piano
oh my lawl
Nathan Kelly
goddamnit this has no piano either
do you guys not now the difference between piano and keyboard?
Sebastian Bennett
pianos by nature are acoustic instruments
Asher Foster
but a keyboard is an electronic piano, it's still a piano
Oliver Cooper
Christopher Anderson
Idk Two Weeks by Grizzly Bear or something?