Haha, I thought of more!
•Pictures of You ~The Cure
•Take on Me ~ a-ha
•Fade into You ~ Mazzy Star
•El Mañana ~ Gorillaz
My alt. gen. X might be showing! 
Right now it’s all about Siouxsie and the Banshees “Face to Face”! 
That’s really interesting! I’ve been curious about the frequency music but wasn’t sure how to incorporate it. Do you find certain songs on your playlist work better with the 528 Hz than others? I’m wondering if more acoustic/stripped down tracks blend better with the frequency or if it doesn’t really matter. Might try this with my meditation sessions because sometimes the pure frequency stuff alone is just too ambient for me to stay focused.
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There is a song I doubt many people know about. It is from the Orlando film soundtrack, starring Tilda Swinton. (This movie and this music was gifted to me by the divine, shortly after my harrowing spiritual initiation at 13 (I didn’t know it at the time), losing my entire country, home, identity, and both parents. The spirit world knows I’m highly sensitive to music, and that’s how it’s been communicating with me, down to the exact lyrics and title of the song - at the exact moment I need it. Thanks for letting me get these things off my chest, folks…!)
The song is “Coming”, sung by Jimmy Sommerville, as an angel. The clip can be found on YT.
The song begins with a determined beat, but as if rising out from centuries upon centuries of mirth and darkness. Then it begins, ecstatic, though with pangs of a certain ennui:
[Verse 1]
I am coming
I am coming
I am coming through
Coming across the divide to you
In this moment of unity
Feeling an ecstasy
To be here, to be now
At last I am free
[Verse 2]
Yes, at last, at last
To be free of the past
And of the future that beckons me
I am coming
I am coming
Here I am
Neither a woman, nor a man
We are joined, we are one
With a human face
We are joined, we are one
With a human face
I am on Earth
And I am in outer space
I’m being born and I am dying…
As the angel sings, Orlando looks into the infinite distance, and weeps of an inexplicable and aching joy.
(On a personal level, the film had huge spiritual direction and meaning to me, at age 14. It is about a man that lives for hundreds of years and does not age; and is transformed into a woman. I’d listen to the soundtrack at night, and the dark, haunting string sections echoing into eternity, made me feel like I was peering down into past lives - a mirror within a mirror within a mirror within a mirror effect. I could feel that I was…old… . After everything I now know, that was not coincidental. It took me another decade or two to understand that the transformation portrayed in the film was predicting the spiritual transformation I’ll undergo over the next ten years. And only recently, did I realize, that the little girl frolicking and laughing happily at the end would be my inner child - completely healed, happy, and free. My soul film, with a life blueprint.)
Hope others find it as devastatingly beautiful and spiritually haunting
Firestone Kygo
Sky full of stars Coldplay
Time after time Cindy Lauper
Fire meduza/one republic
And a lot more.