Does anyone know the name of this song.

[drgnk]

Does anyone know the name of this song? Google search didn't help since the singing was very quiet, and I could catch only the fragments of the lyrics.It sounds like some goth pop.Thanks in advance.

Best regards

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeZM5tVdpzc

[factor-fiction]

Sounds good. Unfortunately the lyrics are almost impossible to decipher

[factor-fiction]

Sounds like something i remember being played in Twilight/Eclipse series of fils

[knowabit]

i just 'shazamed' it...... and it said a match could not be found.
"Shazam identifies recorded music. Singing, humming or live performances won't be tagged"
No help there then!!

[knowabit]

Where did you get the song from??

[drgnk]

@knowabit
I can't remember where I got (downloaded) song from.Probably some playlist from one of the torrent sites.My computer crashed a few months ago. and I have lost the playlists with the names of the songs. I have burned my favorite songs on cd-s but unfortunately I didnt tag them (cd-s).I have managed to identify almost every missing song except several of them (this one among them).I have riped this song from cd onto my computer and made the improvised clip on youtube.I know the efficient method for the song identification, but in this case, that method has failed.

[knowabit]

Argh!!! why did you post this?! have listened to it about 10 times and cannot make out any of the lyrics!!! It's bugging me now!

[DosAmigos]

I think it's a Big Country song?

[factor-fiction]

What lyrics did you decipher? I only got " I see you in your/my/our dreams"

[factor-fiction]

Bat For Lashes springs to mind. I'll go and listen to some

[factor-fiction]

No, not them.

[drgnk]

@DosAmigos It can't be Big Country. Stuart Adamson (singer of Big Country) was male.

@factor30 Glad to see you again. It was more difficult for me to decipher this lyrics since english is not my native language. Fragments (I am not shore if they are correct:):

into the ways... and I see that you (love me???)...follow forever... and I run to you...free like you...

My guess is that it is some not so famous performer (goth-pop?) and the song is probably rarity.

[weecalf]

Sounds like a kid of nine singing when she was five ?

[Aquariel]

Well, I too have attempted to decipher these lyrics with little success. The bits I think I can make out are:

I've seen you in my dreams, watched you shed your skin ... and I'll see that you are free to follow forever ...

One thing that did strike me about this song was that some of the violin parts in the background sound a little bit like Max Richter's "On The Nature Of Daylight" track.

[drgnk]

I have found a few bands which are similar in style to this artist (The Shroud, Ostia, Edera....). Different names were used for that kind of music (ethereal, goth-pop, darkwave.....) Still, no idea for this one.

[NOX]

It's either Inkubuss Sukkubuss or Garden of Heathen I think... but I don't know the track itself.

[drgnk]

Finally, I have found the name of the song: Ostia - Seasilk. It was almost impossible to trace it since there was no info on allmusic.com, no lyrics anywhere on net, no youtube link for this one. I have narrowed down the search to artists similar in style and to the songs duration (around 5:00) and finally my search has successfully ended.

http://www.last.fm/music/Ostia/From+the+Aether

Thank you guys for trying to help me.

Best regards

[factor-fiction]

Good news. Thanks for bringing the track to our attention - I'm going to see if I can get it off i-tunes

[drgnk]

@factor30

You are wellcome. I am glad if I have managed to introduce some rare but nice music to other people.

Best regards

[drgnk]

@factor30

factor30 or anyone else interested in downloading this track, you can do that from the previously posted link (last fm) or from this one:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HXEVGKP5

Best regards