I'm looking for the name of the song that plays in a BBC World News promo I saw on a PBS channel. I have seen the commercial as recently as a few months ago, but I think it's been around for a few years. It shows a montage of various scenes from the news, and the voice-over mentions something about the war.
The song isn't "Natural Blues" by Moby, because I already looked that up and the two sound nothing alike. Also, it's too new. I have also heard this song on my local soft-rock station, which mainly plays 90s music. It's probably from the late 80s to mid 90s at the most.
The only lyrics I know from the song are "Hey, Hey Hey, Nobody," sung by a man. As you can probably imagine, that hasn't been much of a help with search engines. The song's beginning (which is used in the commercial) is electronic techno orchestra strings, sort of like The Verve's "Bittersweet Symphony" but lower-pitched with not as much movement. Then, a heavy drum section kicks in.
Oh, if only I can hum the song and use that to find it... but never mind that. Even the littlest hint would be greatly appreciated.
The song isn't "Natural Blues" by Moby, because I already looked that up and the two sound nothing alike. Also, it's too new. I have also heard this song on my local soft-rock station, which mainly plays 90s music. It's probably from the late 80s to mid 90s at the most.
The only lyrics I know from the song are "Hey, Hey Hey, Nobody," sung by a man. As you can probably imagine, that hasn't been much of a help with search engines. The song's beginning (which is used in the commercial) is electronic techno orchestra strings, sort of like The Verve's "Bittersweet Symphony" but lower-pitched with not as much movement. Then, a heavy drum section kicks in.
Oh, if only I can hum the song and use that to find it... but never mind that. Even the littlest hint would be greatly appreciated.
