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Hm, I'm not that good at the names for musical genres. It was a female singing, and sometimes she's sing "doo-bee-doo-bee-doo". I think it was French, but the song was in English.
LOL I know this is not a great description from me.
No it's not that. But you've given me an idea to trawl through my youtube history.
This would have been around 10 years ago so I've gone to google takeout to export all my youtube watch history and try to somehow grep through it. Thanks.
I can't see a simple way to do that. I'll wait for the google takeout.
Most likely not what you are looking for, but would you describe the genre as similar?
Only the video style is somewhat similar without the old school graininess.
Nice vid though!