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There are various audio services that will identify music if you upload a clip. Sort of TinEye for audio. I can't name a specific service, but they are out there. If you haven't, you might give it a shot.
kagis
https://www.aha-music.com/identify-songs-music-recognition-online/
https://musikerkennung.com/en/
I can name a couple of apps that try to recognize songs from the microphone:
SoundHound - my favorite. For most songs I've used it for, it recognizes exactly where in the song it was and shows you the lyrics, highlighting the active line and updating live, so you can follow along.
Shazam - most popular and well-known (at least we're I'm from)
Google - you can use the microphone to search. Has the best chance of recognizing songs through humming or singing in my experience.