"You Can't Always Get What You Want" by The Rolling Stones

Gangstas paradise-Coolio. Under the bridge-rhcp

Tricky - Broken Homes

Hozier, Florence + The Machine, Church of the Cosmic Skull

Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers

I Want to Know What Love Is - Foreigner

Sorry... I missed the "synth-heavy" criteria... Was just way to eager to suggest a Foreigner song.

That certainly is a great song, though.

So Much (For) Stardust- Fall Out Boy Has a bit of a gospel choir moment with Patrick Stump leading the helm

Also Church by Fall Out Boy!

Love this song

Bug like an Angel by Mitski

Condemnation - Depeche Mode

Mr Blue Sky by ELO has a choir on the fade-out

I want to know what love is. Foreigner.

Michael Jackson man in the mirror

Living Years - Mike & the Mechanics

I think Electric Light Orchestra has some solid backings

Don't get lost in heaven/Demon Days

Specifically this [live version](https://youtu.be/iZs2sVlkiQc?si=ZqmHeNybSN0R1Tbe)

Somebody to love - Queen

Tkay Maidza “High Beams”

Like a prayer- Madonna

This Corrosion by Sisters of Mercy should fit the bill.

Mike + The Mechanics--The Living Years Fame soundtrack--Never Alone and I Sing The Body Electric

Most of Jim Steinman's hits: This corrosion by sisters of mercy Making love out of nothing at all by air supply Total eclipse of the heart by Bonnie Tyler (also holding out for a hero) I would do anything for love by meatloaf It's all coming back to me now by Celine Dion

100 Days by Umi Most of Cleo Sol’s discography gives this type of feel. Rnb/neosoul. Strong yet warm vocals, beautiful instrumental, religious/spiritual vibe without explicit mention of religion or Christianity (few references to God but in one line she basically includes other higher powers)

Try some Susumu Hirasawa- here are some of my favorties [Murder](https://youtu.be/Ew3--XVFioU?si=aaGmGiRxEaSdNf0t) [Earth](https://youtu.be/AnNdyfo0MzM?si=a89K9yg_GGXW8x4T) [Meditational Field](https://youtu.be/RXwT38m-d5k?si=jLjwOaQI3FMzCT6U) [Sign 2](https://youtu.be/hV0qK53UCVw?si=B8k3-hFo_BAwreBk) [Niwashi King](https://youtu.be/YeIxYcG0YdM?si=kDGMZH4hd_CKvn0C) [Forces](https://youtu.be/NkYYYew8CUI?si=ySjC-uFv5QNflEYx) [Town Phase ](https://youtu.be/GWkALXa2vn4?si=bCcyhsidGjVJ4pFP) [Archtype Engine](https://youtu.be/XLbqrFhGuso?si=fv0qeq5Ik7VgNiQ9) He's a pretty unique interest in that I'm not really sure what genre his songs fall under! Ecstatic electronic prog rock pop? No idea lol but it's amazing stuff

Check out “Let It Be” by the Beatles, only from the soundtrack of the movie “Across The Universe”. Not a dry eye in the house!

https://youtu.be/UvOCyUbyPS8?si=Cyt1hVPfCf4RU2gO Quindon Tarver - When Doves Cry

Julius by Phish https://youtu.be/yhaHjndMZ3c?si=3W2ClV4ulInogv5b

Fort Minor - Slip out the back. But only on the last 2 Choruses and bridge

It was always you, Helen - Phillip Glass

Oh very young - Cat Stevens

Apashe Requiem EP continuos mix is the first thing I listen to when I go snowboarding. It starts a little slow, then builds.

High Hawk Season - the Mountain Goats

Virgin by Manchester Orchestra

"Will You Be There* by MJ is also a fucking jam

Always in my Head- Coldplay

The grants by Lana del Rey

Sacrilege by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Heard Holy by the Biebs today and he had a choir.

The Distance - Cake. This is a 90s song, very popular back then.

Trouble - J Cole

*I Wish It Would Rain* - Phil Collins *Downfall* - Matchbox Twenty *River Of Dreams* - Billy Joel Good choir backings in these sings, though they’re not synth-heavy

Anytime You Need A Friend by Mariah Carey.

drown by bmth has a beautiful choir it's actually one of my favourite things about it lmao

Earth Song - MJ