I’ve been trying to find the name of a song from The Grand Tour on Amazon, but there’s only a few seconds of music and none of the Shazam-like applications can identify it. Is there a Lemmy community for helping people identify music? If anyone is curious about the song, I’m linking it below:

The Grand Tour - Battleship song

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      9 months ago

      Thank you for the suggestion. I may end up doing that. As I understand, they don’t always have to credit an artist if they only use a limited duration of their music. And it seems they only play 5-10 seconds of the song I’m looking for (both times they use it, it’s the same section and length).

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      9 months ago

      Thank you for that. I use it regularly to reference music in tv/movies but it isn’t listed there either. I posted the same question there.

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    9 months ago

    Sounds like Vangelis.

    The one before that is Tchaikovsky, but this is definitely more contemporary movie score music and not likely classical.

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    9 months ago

    Is there something that makes you think they don’t have people that make music for the show?

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      9 months ago

      Well I know that Amazon often use royalty free music and they don’t always list all the music used in their credits.

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    9 months ago

    I thought Prime has these on their UI, the place where it shows who is on the screen right now. It should just be a click on mobile while watching

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      9 months ago

      They absolutely do. It’s called X-ray and it tells you about the stuff going on in any given scene. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always list every song.

      I also regularly use a website called Tunefind where people can supply the answers to questions about music in tv/movies and it isn’t listed there either. I appreciate the suggestion!