Top 10 Modern Songs with Harmonies That Give us Chills

Welcome to Miss Mojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the 21st century. Tunes with such beautiful harmonies that just thinking about them sends tingles up and down our spines #10 everything has changed. Taylor's version? Taylor Swift featuring Ed Sheeran. One thing we've come to expect from these singers is their ability to go from warming your heart to hitting you right in the fields with their music. So unifying. Their sound gives you something truly magical. Their harmonies can be tender and soothing one moment, then surge with intensity the next, truly capturing the whirlwind of new love. Whether you're seeking a dose of nostalgia and longing, or simply want a track that will give you goosebumps, this is the one for you. It will really tug at those heartstrings and send those tingles into a frenzy. If you want to keep that tingly feeling going, follow up with Sheeran and Beyoncé's Harmony is on Perfect #9 Shallow, Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. The moment we heard Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's voices blend, we knew we were listening to something special, especially within the context of the movie. Lady Gaga starts off strong with her solo building up the intensity, and then Cooper joins in, complimenting her perfectly without stealing the spotlight. Gaga's powerful vocals contrast perfectly with Cooper's soulful tone, creating this amazing dynamic. When they mix, it's the kind of synergy that makes your hair stand on end. The beauty lies in how these harmonies mirror the song's emotional journey. They build up tension, express vulnerability, and really pull you in. They pull it off impeccably. No wonder people thought they were harmonizing off screen too, #8 Hallelujah. Carrie Underwood and John Legend. As solo artists, Carrie Underwood and John Legend each possess the power to send shivers down our spines. Together, they're downright breathtaking, and we whisper all the sweet sounds. Underwood radiant country vocals sparkle like fairy lights, while legends velvety R&B tones wrap up in a cozy holiday glow. The contrast in their voices creates a beautiful fullness in the harmonies, with Underwood's voice cutting through the mix and legends, adding warmth and depth and capturing the season's essence. Stand still, the Church bowsery Silent Night as the angels see these two go together like gingerbread cookies and eggnog. They're utterly delightful, impossible to resist and make every moment feel merry and bright. You could be celebrating the holiday season in a heat wave and they'll still manage to leave you with chills. #7 Shape of My Heart, Backstreet Boys. True, we're focusing on post 2000 songs here, yet we can't overlook the harmonies that set the stage for later Backstreet Boys hits. Tracks like Just Be close to You and 10,000 Promises carried us into the new Millennium with goosebumps aplenty. They were almost priming us for Shape of My Heart. The arrangement is perfect. The gentle guitar melody with stripped back instrumentation let's the vocals take center stage. Their complex, layered sound is heavenly and every member pulls their weight, adding to the magnetism and catchiness of the number. Shape of My Heart really reels you in. While the harmonies in I still can turn anyone into a lifelong Backstreet Boys fan number six if Destiny's Child. While it might not be the biggest hit from their final album, it's still worth our attention if showcases the group's ethereal harmonies in a way that was pretty unique for its time. If you don't know now, you know you're gonna miss. It's a song about heartache, and they make sure their listeners feel every ounce of that anguish. The group practically had their perfect harmonies down to an art. Everyone's voice has flawless panning, and the vocal timber in their stacks is just sensational. I just needed time. They really took the idea of a Symphony to a whole new level and redefined our expectations of the genre. No one's getting through this number, dry eyed or without a surge of tingles charging around their bodies #5 Say Something, A Great Big World and Christina Aguilera, according to Xtina. What drew her to this song was that it didn't rely on any fancy techniques to make its message reach audiences while listening to it. She started embellishing with her own harmonies and then suggested collaborating with a great big world and I Am Feeling So Small. The result? A song with simple yet breathtaking harmonies that firmly grip your heart. Their consonants create a sense of melancholic beauty, making the pain behind the lyrics feel even more real in any way. The group takes on lead vocalist roles, while Xtina weaves in harmony lines and adds an extra dimension to the melody. It's easy to get lost in this lush and dramatic soundscape they've created together. Say something I'm giving up on you #4 regressa AMI, Unbreak My Heart, Illinois Divo. If you're a fan of Ill Devo, you probably feel that spine tingling sensation almost every time you hear one of their songs. However, when they fuse their captivating diverse voices with a moving piece like Toni Braxton's Unbreak My Heart, it's like an overwhelming rush of emotions all at once. I'll Divo's signature operatic vocals and dramatic arrangements, including their use of four part harmonies, define their sound in Regressa AMI. These harmonies perfectly complement the lyrics and classical style, adding depth and a sense of profound intensity. While some parts are more subtle. The bridge and chorus showcase the full power of every note and singer building to a breathtaking climax #3 Just Give Me A Reason Pink Featuring Nate Ruse, this song tells the story of two people trying to reignite the flame in their relationship. Interestingly, it was initially intended as a solo piece. However, Pink realized the power of the back and forth in the storytelling and convinced Nate Ruse to join her. Their voices unite in a way that mirrors the push and pull of a troubled relationship. As it progresses, you can feel the emotions getting stronger with subtle changes in their well crafted harmonies. It's It's almost like it draws you in and you're right there with them, feeling their longing and desire for togetherness. If you've experienced similar struggles, the lyrics, melody and expertly executed ebb and flow will resonate deeply. #2 I Will Wait Mumford and Sons? Well, this song may not boast the complex harmonies found in others. Its simpler sounds are crucial in delivering a powerful punch. Marcus Mumford leads the way with his vocals, and his bandmates join in with supportive harmonies that build a sense of unity and optimism, perfectly mirroring the hopeful message. The real magic lies in the contrast between the verse and the chorus. The verses are stripped down, relying just on the singer's voice for a more intimate feel. But then the chorus explodes. Everyone joins in creating a powerful statement. It's like the song builds to this triumphant moment, celebrating a love that will last forever. Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions. Lovely Billie Eilish and Khalid. Eilish and Khalid voices blend together in a melancholic harmony, somebody that I used to know. Gautier featuring Kimbra, the duos vocally explosive clash gives us chills with its surprising beauty and bittersweet tension. Lucky Jason Raz and Kobe Calais. These harmonies are pure sunshine warming. You like 2 voices falling in love. Little Me, Little Mix, The group powerfully layers vulnerability to an anthem of strength. Winter Song Sara Bareilles Featuring Ingrid Michaelson Anyone else feel those goosebumps when they hear these crystalline harmonies? Before we continue, be sure to subscribe to our channel and ring the bell to get notified about our latest videos. You have the option to be notified for occasional videos, or all of them. If you're on your phone, make sure you go into your settings and switch on notifications. Number one Lullaby Josh Groban featuring Lady Smith Black Mambazo. New songs can elicit goosebumps from its opening notes quite like this one. Hush Now, Baby, Don't You Cry featuring Lady Smith Black Mambazo. It's a beautiful fusion of Grobens, rich baritone and the unique vocals of the South African choral group. Groban leads the vocals, but it's the diverse Timbers of the choral group that truly captivate. Their ornamentation adds depth while their harmonies keep us mesmerized, maintaining a lullaby like feel. The song gradually swells with the groups harmonies carrying grobens voice to a heavenly climax. And if you indeed pay close attention to how their varied sounds interweave and compliment Grobens melody, it's the kind of song that can give you chills with just the mere thought of it. Which modern song gives you chills? Let us know in the comments. Do you agree with our picks? Check out this other recent clip from Miss Mojo and be sure to subscribe and ring the bell to be notified about our latest videos.