The search for the identity of ‘The Most Mysterious Song On The Internet’ may finally be over

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The Mysterious Song‘ being dedicated to finding the song.On Monday (November 4), user Marijn1412, a member of the Reddit community, claimed that the song had been identified as ‘Subways Of Your Mind’ by the German band FEX.He explained that he encountered former members of FEX while researching an event for emerging bands, organized in the 1980s by a public broadcaster in northern Germany.Marijn1412 wrote: “After I emailed him back that the song is actually quite a famous ‘lost song,’ he asked me not to go public with it until he spoke with his old band members.

In the meantime, though, the song did get registered at [the German performance rights organization] GEMA and people found out about it.

But I’m happy to say that the band members agreed for me to go public with it.”The former band members were not aware that there was a search going on for the track.

Speaking to German publication Tz, 68-year-old Michael Hädrich, the keyboardist, guitarist, and backing vocalist said: “We hadn’t noticed all this internet phenomenon at all, mainly naturally, because the title of the song was not known on the Internet and was therefore no relation.“Only then did he point me out whether I didn’t realize that the song ‘Subways of your Mind’ is the ‘Most Mysterious Song on the Internet’.”Hädrich claims that he and the group possess extensive evidence to prove the song is theirs, including materials from the original recording session, witness statements, and live performance recordings.With the track’s newfound popularity, the members of FEX are reportedly planning a reunion to re-record a version of ‘Subways of Your Mind’, and to shoot a music video.You can listen to ‘Most Mysterious Song On The Internet’, which is now believed to be.