No, I do. Mostly.
Lately I’ve been catching up on Classic Dr Who on Amazon FreeVee. Every so often they run a commercial for a cleaning product of some sort—I am still not sure whether it’s personal care or a bathroom cleaning product, but I really didn’t care because the music grabbed my attention. Was it written for the commercial or was it a song I could actually buy? The only words I caught were “shake it up,” but when I hunted through Apple Music for songs with that title, I couldn’t find the one I wanted. Recorded the commercial the next time it ran, then wondered what next.
Then I remembered the scene in “Glass Onion” in which Kate Hudson’s character said she would find a song title using Shazam. Downloaded the app, then played the commercial recording. SUCCESS. And I never would’ve been able to find the song otherwise because the snippet in the commercial didn’t contain the title.
So, yea tech! At least for today.
Oh, and the song? “Cherry” by Chair Model. Not my usual thing. A smooth dance number, but I felt it had a little ’80s lilt to it. I am still an ’80s kid at heart.