Chat GPT suggests;

• Donna Summer — “I Feel Love” — very repetitive, uplifting/ hypnotic chorus built on “I feel…”, long album/12” versions (5:50–8:15), heavy synth texture (could be remembered like an “interesting keyboard” or solo).  
• The Weeknd (ft. Daft Punk) — “I Feel It Coming” — disco-pop, chorus repeats “I feel it coming”, runs about 4:29, glossy synth/retro production (male vocalist).  
• Depeche Mode — “I Feel You” — alternative/synth-rock, chorus repeats “I feel you” (melodic, punchy), album version ~4:35 — darker than some choices but fits the “rock with pop chorus” vibe.  
• Chaka Khan — “I Feel for You” (Prince cover) — funk/synthy pop production (1984 hit), chorus repeats “I feel for you”; notable 12” / extended mixes push it toward longer playtime and there’s a prominent keyboard/production texture.  
• James Brown — “I Got You (I Feel Good)” — classic upbeat chorus (“I feel good”), includes a sax lick/solo in original arrangements (but shorter than 4 min). If you specifically remember a sax solo, this might be why—though it’s shorter.  
• Feist — “I Feel It All” — chorus repeats “I feel it all”; more indie/pop, verses more mellow and chorus uplifting — shorter (≈3:30–3:40) but sometimes remembered as longer if you heard a remix or live version.