Curated collection
Recently Recovered
Recovery-era and participant-submission records from the current public reconstruction wave.
Why This Collection Exists
Per-record recovery dates are still coarse. This collection uses recovery-era and participant-submission labels rather than pretending every migrated record is newly recovered.
Collection Criteria
- era is recovery_era
- or recovery method is participant_submission or local_preservation
- or source ownership is community_submission
Records In This Collection
Bounce
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
I Break Bread
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
OMT - Playa
OMT posted the public SoundClick share ID for Playa in the archive Discord and dated it to the same early Auto-Tune testing window as the surrounding OMT / Down South / Rocco conversation. Because SoundClick blocks this scrape from the current environment, the page is preserved as a participant-submitted public-link lead with the title and date context credited to OMT memory rather than upgraded to a fully scraped page record.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2007
- Playable
- Yes
We Got 'Em
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
What You Gonna Do?
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Day Without A Dolla
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Finest Ladies
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Get Down
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Getting Dough
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Headed For The Top
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
How I Get Down
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Invincable
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
It's A Daily Thing
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
KamiKaze (VA) SoundClick profile
thisiskamikaze posted a SoundClick song link and said he had forgotten how much material was still on SoundClick. The public KamiKaze (VA) profile verifies a Hopewell, VA beat-producer page with thirteen songs, 2.7K plays, and an artist note about Divine Wind Productions, hip-hop instrumentals, R&B and soundtracks. The exact Discord-posted song ID remains a private lead until a clean direct song scrape is recovered.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Lets Ride Shawty
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
No Question
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Red Cups Goin Round
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
Voice Of Reason
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
What Ya Workin
One of seventeen direct song pages still exposed by the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick profile.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
PROJECT X - FEBREZE
OMTeam's surviving SoundClick catalog preserves a second early-2008 Project X-titled track. July 2026 participant memory identifies Febreze as likely the first track with OMT, DJ Down South, Heavy P and Foolish together, with caveats that the linked upload may not be the final version and the SoundClick upload date may only be close. No direct TightBeatz upload page is currently attached.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2008
- Playable
- Yes
OMT- Wal-Mart Brand
OMTeam's surviving SoundClick catalog preserves Wal-Mart Brand with the artist note that it was OMT's second-ever track. Down South's earlier participant memory separately tied Wal-Mart Brand to the Project X origin story; the public record keeps this as OMT/Project X context, not a recovered TightBeatz upload.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2008
- Playable
- Yes
im a star
OMTeam's surviving SoundClick catalog preserves a one-minute track titled im a star. July 2026 participant memory says Heavy P attempted an earlier Ima Star verse before Febreze became his first verse with the group; this public SoundClick page is therefore kept as a related lead, not proof that it is the same session.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2007
- Playable
- Yes
Project X - Invisible ft Austin Beck
OMTeam's surviving SoundClick catalog preserves a 2009 Project X-titled collaboration with Austin Beck. July 2026 participant memory explains Austin Beck as a musician recruited to add guitar, with OMT manipulating or enhancing that guitar part. The credit is retained as a musician/collaborator lead only; no TightBeatz member identity is inferred for Austin Beck.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2009
- Playable
- Yes
Lajistik and Jem - Loquita (feat. Yess Page)
Jem posted a public YouTube link for Loquita in the archive Discord videos room. The public embed identifies Lajistik, Jem, Yess Page and production by Ramzuto. This is preserved as life-after-TightBeatz continuity and contributor-attributed public media, not as an original TightBeatz upload.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- Yes
MAX SIZE signature
Exact image embedded in the Signatures rules thread; moderators removed it for exceeding the stated size limit.
- Survival
- Survived
- Evidence
- External Trace
- Year
- 2005
- Playable
- No
Genetic Arsons / Dirty C
Exact Photobucket image embedded in the GA Recruitment thread.
- Survival
- Survived
- Evidence
- External Trace
- Year
- 2007
- Playable
- No
Take A Step Back!!!
The artist's Newgrounds notes say this was a beat submitted to TightBeatz almost two years earlier. The surviving page keeps the playable/downloadable track and a comment from Poetic-Reven identifying his TightBeatz handle as Reven.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- External Trace
- Year
- 2007
- Playable
- Yes
LD613 SoundCloud profile
A returning participant identified himself in the archive Discord as LD the Kid and posted the public LD613 SoundCloud profile as the last material he recorded, from 2013. The profile exposes public SoundCloud tracks including 13, #Passion, No Clue, and My Time. This is a later public listening trace, not an original TightBeatz upload or a current-contact publication.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2013
- Playable
- Yes
Only God Can Judge Me signature
Community-submitted historical forum-signature image labeled by David as a very early Version One signature; original TightBeatz page or image-host URL not yet recovered.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Primary Source
- Year
- Unknown
- Playable
- No
Project X crew and OMTeam bridge
Recovered TightBeatz member rails, surviving external music, and July 2026 participant memory show Project X was a TightBeatz crew and artist identity, not a modern false-positive. User 1409 appears as Project X in an April 2005 TightBeatz file comment, later appears as One Man Team / OMT / OMTeam, and repeatedly lists Crew: Project X in 2007-2010 forum rails. User 584 / Heavy P also has recovered forum rails listing Crew: Project X. The current participant-memory boundary is: original Project X is remembered as OMT plus DJ Down South, with Heavy P and Foolish joining later. AK47 / KB Reigns, LD, Omni, Kodiene, Mister KA, Austin Beck, Capa and Kartel remain collaborator, feature or production-context leads unless direct member evidence appears.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2005
- Playable
- No
Rello's TightBeatz tournament years
In a first-person Sonicbids interview, Rello says he started battling on TightBeatz, built a reputation through its tournaments, and then moved into songs, collaborations and networking.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Plain Jayne revived Text Pit return
In the revived Text Pit room, Sinful D opened a current throwback prompt and Plain Jayne answered with a new verse. The public archive summarizes the exchange as evidence that old room behavior is being reconstructed socially; lyrics are not republished and no original-era text is claimed.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Renoise - Beat Editor TightBeatz rating culture
A May 2004 Renoise thread by chris_palmer says he submitted Hip-Hop and R&B beats to TightBeatz.com to get rated and tried to introduce Renoise to the site's beatmakers. This captures active producer and rating culture while TightBeatz was live.
- Survival
- External Only
- Evidence
- External Trace
- Year
- 2004
- Playable
- No
Blink / Complex Havoc and Pullin Strings contributor memory
In the archive Discord, Anthony Giles identified the returning member as Complex. Blink then remembered contributing the second verse on Havoc and the second verse plus hook on Pullin Strings, while adding that he joined KB/AG a little after the TightBeatz days and remembered many songs and names without being fully in the mix. The public archive keeps this as contributor memory, not a source-confirmed credit sheet or member-number bridge.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Down South / Dj Down South
David remembers Dj Down South as a proper TightBeatz veteran. The archive already preserves Down South through the official TightbeatzMusic Volume 1 upload I Break Bread, the surviving TightbeatzDotCom SoundClick I Break Bread page, and the Tightbeatz.com Intro ensemble credit. In the invite-only Discord companion, the participant posting as Dj Down South supplied context and permission for Love Like Damn (Snippet), a roughly mid-2006 or early-2007 lead made while he and OMT were testing an Auto-Tune plugin over a Vybez Beats SoundClick beat. The MP3 is privately preserved as evidence and is not publicly rehosted. No recovered forum profile or user ID has surfaced yet.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2009
- Playable
- No
Plain Jayne's no-equipment studio-time context
Plain Jayne's public SoundClick profile preserves the same kind of context she later remembered in the archive Discord: writing and recording without home equipment, scraping together studio time, performing live, and trying to push the music before adult life took over. The Discord thread also added that she used library computers to post and listen on TightBeatz, and that the site felt like a real creative community instead of a promo feed.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Participant Memory
- Year
- 2007
- Playable
- No
FoolisH and Don Esi hard-drive recovery lead
During the July 30 audio-submission flood, Kodiene said an older computer may still hold a large FoolisH collection and possibly Don Esi material. The room asked for any recovered files to be hosted somewhere linkable with dates and archive labels, and the same tail resurfaced Travesty as a remembered name lead. This is a future retrieval lead, not a public claim that the files are already recovered or cleared.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Recovered database-stash pass
Kodiene posted eighteen audio attachments, seventeen of them unique after duplicate-hash review, including FoolisH-labeled titles, Kodiene records, skit/outro material and collaborator labels. He clarified that the batch was not all TightBeatz-era and described it as databased material he still had saved, so the public archive treats it as member-continuity and recovery metadata rather than original-site proof. The private ledger preserves about sixty-five minutes of unique submitted audio; the public site publishes only title/context summaries.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Signatures as status and belonging
A live archive Discord exchange expanded the existing graphics record: members remembered forum signatures and GFX work as a status economy, with Koko / kokonut treated as an immortalized signature-maker, Rocco saying a Koko signature meant you were in, TheyCallMeJayne remembering an Adverse Effect signature, and Kodiene recalling persistent requests for Shoelace work. This is a community-memory summary; the archive does not publish raw chat, current accounts, or image-rights claims from the thread.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Chito returns and remembers live-battle confidence
In the invite-only archive Discord, Chito reconnected with Free2Jumpoff / F2JO and said TightBeatz gave him the confidence to live battle; he later battled in Atlanta for four to five years. Free remembered Chito as one of the first people he worked with and said he had watched some of those battles. Nynnjuh separately raised Chito as a possible TBz Radio lead. This is participant memory, not a recovered show log or complete biography.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Library computers, studio time and the real community feel
Members described the old TightBeatz routine from the inside: logging in from library computers, paying for studio time without home gear, getting pushed toward producer beats, losing old files before later studio builds, and remembering the site as an actual creative community rather than a modern promo-spam feed. Free2Jumpoff framed the traffic and connection as real, while OMT and others treated the flood of returning members as evidence of the room's lost creative density. Personal life details, health, current business figures, and private links are omitted.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Lil Don asks for Kaustic and Saint
Brandon identifies himself as Lil Don Tha Ace/lildonaka, asks after Kaustic and Saint, and draws Sean Leadeham's direct Ninja identification.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2024
- Playable
- No
Who is still making music?
A current member roll call identifies Cubis, Ackbad, and OMT and records who still writes, records, produces, mixes, masters, performs, or plans collaborations.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2025
- Playable
- No
Zooky and the remembered contests
David asks about zooky and the Holocaust equipment contest. Replies mostly remember the later $150 Noahide-laws contest and a proposed tournament. The primary archive proves these were separate 2005 and 2010 events.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2022
- Playable
- No
After TightBeatz battle-site afterlife leads
A later-night archive Discord thread connected the old battle-community habit to post-TightBeatz platforms: FTC RepBandito said he moved from TightBeatz to LetsBeef, Free2Jumpoff said he had also been there, and the room compared Let’sBeef, WeMix and other post-site spaces against TightBeatz's stronger collaboration feel. Public afterlife links are treated as later community traces, not original-era TightBeatz records.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Artists ahead of their time
Long-form remembrance of Foolish, LD/Precise, Omni/Pac-Man, and OMT. Replies recover Sinful D, 217, BCon, Koko, Nickel/Jerome Price, mixtape production history, surviving songs, and members' desire to rebuild a shared archive.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2021
- Playable
- No
Best GFX heads
Members name Shoelace/Lace, Addverse or Adverse Effect, Koko, Trigger1, Chito, and Michael Duggan. The thread confirms that signatures, album covers, and the Graffiti & Graphics forum were part of the site's social economy.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2013
- Playable
- No
Community-submitted 2005 Wayback screenshot
Rocco submitted a phone screenshot of a Wayback-captured TightBeatz page showing chart rows, the old search/footer area and forum links including DBE Radio Tomorrow, Free2jumpoff, and FREE2JUMPOFF IS A BITER. The image is held privately as a community-submitted Wayback screenshot while the exact archived URL is traced; visible titles are treated as artifact leads until primary capture coordinates are recovered.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Crispy diss-track memory
A surviving YouTube share and discussion preserve Crispy, Ring, DaFatCEO, Heavy P, Trak/187reconize, DonX, Wreck187, Thin Line, Key, Travesty, IME, and Cartel. Historical comments include offensive language and are summarized rather than reproduced here.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2013
- Playable
- No
FoolisH August 1 recovered database-stash packet
Kodiene posted a run of FoolisH-labeled files into the archive Discord as material he still had saved. When asked whether the whole batch was TightBeatz-era, he clarified that it was not all TB era and described it as databased stuff he still had put up. The public archive therefore treats this as a recovered-stash and member-afterlife continuity packet, not proof of original TightBeatz hosting.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Primary Source
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Former member check-ins
Members report what happened after TightBeatz, name Anonymous/RoyDizle/TrackMillz, London Lyn, Federal, YellowBoy, Ben Ben, Big C, and J Dogg, and describe careers, parenthood, continued writing, and surviving recordings.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2016
- Playable
- No
Forum-first revival proposal
Proposes a mobile-friendly forum, artist and producer advertising, GFX, album covers, hip-hop news, and YouTube/SoundCloud embeds. The native artist/rating system was considered too costly to recreate.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2017
- Playable
- No
Hall Of Heroes and OMT afterlife packet
Heavy submitted and labeled a post-TightBeatz continuity cluster around OMT, Kamikaze, Heavy Mayn and Hall Of Heroes. The room labels date OMT - From This Moment On to 2013 and Hall Of Heroes / OMT-Kamikaze-Heavy material to 2014, with OMT credited for mixing and production. The record belongs to the life-after-TightBeatz layer and does not claim original TightBeatz hosting.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Primary Source
- Year
- 2013
- Playable
- No
Kodiene and Big Goon late August 1 stash tail
After the first August 1 recovered-stash public pass, Kodiene added four more Lost And Found files: one Kodiene/FoolisH collaboration, two Big Goon titles, and one Kodiene solo title. The files extend the same database-stash lane rather than proving clean original TightBeatz hosting. This public record keeps the titles and contributor context searchable while the MP3 files, private-room links, current account context and preservation notes remain private.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Primary Source
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Life after TightBeatz continuity note
In the Life After TB room, Rocco described continuing after TightBeatz into another group, writing for other members and producing a lot of the music. Current family details are deliberately omitted from the public archive; the value here is the creative-continuity memory and the reminder that post-site work belongs in a separate afterlife lane.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Live old-handle lead sheet
A live archive-room exchange generated retrieval leads for Omni / Pac-Man / Omnipotent, Joel Venom, Ackbad, J-Dogg, Don Esi, Dtown, Trak / Traidmark / Tre D / 187 Wrekonize, Foolish and Shoelace. The same thread surfaced a possible old battle notebook and a mixtape-submission email trail. These are retrieval leads and community memory, not public contact records or confirmed identity merges.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
TBZ3 talk and the pre-streaming memory
Room discussion around a possible TBZ3 linked the old color scheme, artist pages, charts, battles, feedback, YouTube-era distribution and a possible studio or project model. Ring Devious remembered TightBeatz as part of the online music scene before streaming, while Free2Jumpoff and thisiskamikaze emphasized OMT's talent and lost exposure. This is present-day community interpretation and revival imagination, not an archive relaunch promise.
- Survival
- Partial
- Evidence
- Community Memory
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Late July 30 Rate My Track listening-room packet
Former members used the revived Rate My Track room for a late July 30 listening run. OMT labeled several files as 2023/2024 work with younger co-workers that he produced or mixed, while Chito, Anthony Giles, luedeezy, Adam and GlockyBalboa posted or discussed additional tracks. This is a community-continuity and listening-room inventory, not proof that the files were hosted by original TightBeatz.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Primary Source
- Year
- 2023
- Playable
- No
KonC3pT, Heavy P, Down South and OMT submitted lead sheet
Heavy's July 30 submissions added a small set of labeled member-afterlife and relationship leads around KonC3pT, Heavy P, Down South and OMT. Two labels date the KonC3pT and Heavy P/KonC3pT records to 2011, while Down South - Right Now and OMT - Leave Me Alone remain title/artist leads until stronger source or era notes appear.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Direct Media
- Year
- 2011
- Playable
- No
External forum-image embed replay check
Recovered forum bodies preserve the embed URLs and context; Wayback CDX returned no status-200 image mementos for these external hosts.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Archival Capture
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Path-only album-art replay check
Wayback CDX status-200 checks against the unrecovered original TightBeatz album-art paths.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Archival Capture
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Pre-2006 IPB skin GIF replay check
The CDX inventory continues to prove timestamps, original URLs, digests, MIME types and archived lengths, but not downloadable bytes.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Archival Capture
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Pre-2006 IPB skin GIF retry check
Four representative GIFs were sampled through id_, im_, and plain Wayback replay. The exact and wildcard CDX offset queries also returned HTTP 429, while sampled Common Crawl indexes from 2008-2013 had no captures for the old paths.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Archival Capture
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
July 30 Project X submitted audio packet
A July 30 archive-Discord submission packet from Heavy and Rocco preserved a run of Project X and OMT-related files as private audio evidence. Heavy's labels identify several tracks as 2011 Project X releases mixed or produced by OMT, while Rocco's filenames add earlier or undated Project X/OMT/Down South context. This public record is a searchable metadata inventory only: the MP3 and WMA payloads, Discord message URLs, current accounts and raw captures remain private.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- External Trace
- Year
- 2011
- Playable
- No
FoolisH, Jem, Kodiene and collaborator submitted audio packet
Jem and Heavy posted a large old-stash audio run in the archive Discord, including explicit FoolisH labels from Heavy, a Worrisome 2005 filename, and collaborator filenames involving Kodiene, Capa, Cartel, Omnipitent, LD, 5 Star and Crispy. Several surrounding room messages treated this as recovered old material, but the public archive keeps it as participant-submitted metadata until each title gets fuller era/source context.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Public Metadata
- Year
- 2005
- Playable
- No
Jem graphics-signatures cover-art packet
Jem posted a ten-file visual batch in the Graphics And Signatures room. Filenames indicate cover-art, signature, and TightBeatz-adjacent design leads including Moonshyne front/back covers, Illeagle front/back, a UB animated signature, StreetBusiness, Lennon Square Pusher, AK Cover, TB cover, and TB mixtape cover. The image files are preserved privately with hashes, but the public archive lists only the metadata until original source, artist attribution and publication rights are clearer.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Public Metadata
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Kodiene late-July 30 submitted audio packet
Kodiene posted a focused follow-up batch in the archive Discord after the first July 30 public-metadata pass. Three files arrived in Lost And Found with explicit title labels: Project X - No Man Like Me (Feat. Kodiene), Kodiene - Trunk On Beat, and Kodiene - KNutz Radio (Intro). A duplicate KNutz Radio copy in the general room identified the intro as coming from Kodiene's Final Thoughts album, while a separate Kodiene - What Is War file remains a looser memory lead until it gets fuller era/source context. This record keeps the submitted titles searchable while the audio files, private-room links, current account fields and original captures remain private.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Public Metadata
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Kodiene, Big Goon and collaborators August 1 recovered stash packet
Kodiene followed the FoolisH drop with Kodiene-labeled files, skit/outro material and collaborator titles. The room context identifies Big Goon as part of the remembered skit/outro material and frames the batch as saved database-stash material rather than a clean original-site export. This public record makes the titles searchable while keeping the audio and current Discord context private.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Public Metadata
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Officialchito Chito's Graphics packet
Officialchito opened a Graphics And Signatures thread labeled Chito's Graphics (New) and submitted ten image files. The public archive treats the batch as contributor-attributed visual-art metadata, not as publicly cleared image publication: private-room links, current account fields and submitted image files remain private until each item has rough date, purpose, creator and display permission.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Public Metadata
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
OMTeam The Soundtrack unreleased sampler
OMT posted `omteam_omtsampler.mp3` in Lost And Found as a preview of his unreleased solo album The Soundtrack. His room note says the album never came out, that he believes only two songs made it into the wild, and that DatPiff shutting down cut off a lot of his archive. This record is searchable metadata only: the submitted MP3, Discord message URL, attachment URL, current account fields and raw capture remain private.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Public Metadata
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Plain Jayne TBZ-made signature packet
TheyCallMeJayne submitted four square graphics and stated that all were made by GFX artists on TBZ, inviting the original makers to claim them. One graphic misspells her name in two places, which becomes an attribution clue without turning the public archive into an image rehost. The public record attributes the submission and memory to Plain Jayne while leaving original graphic-artist credits unresolved.
- Survival
- Metadata Only
- Evidence
- Public Metadata
- Year
- 2026
- Playable
- No
Collection Data
This page is generated from the public catalog. The JSON file lists stable record IDs and compact public record metadata.