And it’s no other than Stephen Hawking who “keeps talking” in the song intro!
A youtube link to my earlier suggestion:
Alan Parsons Project’s “The Raven” features Alan on a vocoder.
Tanto Metro and Devante’s Give It To Her
“Watch Us Work It” by Devo
It’s a newer song by them and was in a Dell commercial. Fun song.
Heh yeah, you could say that! The first time I listened to it, I was enjoying and then I started to think…hey…what did she say??
A couple of other suggestions…
Apoptygma Berzerk - Kathy’s Song (though the vocoder is only in the second half)
Splendor Projekt - Energy (interface 2x mix)* (it’s in the player, you may have to scroll and select that particular track)
*shameless plug
Also by Pink Floyd: A New Machine Pt. 1 and A New Machine Pt. 2 from A Momentary Lapse of Reason.
Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap.
There are essentially three ways the “electronic voice” effect is done, vocoders are used in most of the tracks mentioned. The talk box was used mainly to make guitars talk, notably by Peter Frampton. Finally, recently, Cher and most notably T-Pain use a pitch-correcting software called Auto-Tune, but intentionally set parameters to get an unnatural effect.
The genre is called, “Acid House”. Now go to town.
Great booty club track. Back when I was throwing parties, my partner would play this one all the time.
There is also a midi controlled vocoding program, but I forget the name. It is used to make a text to speech program actually sing. The best use I know of it is Apoptygma Berzerk - Kathy’s Song, but it’s not like a dance track.
Beautiful by Ferry Corsten.
Pendulum’s ‘The Other Side’
Probably not the kind of music you’re after, but Cynic are entirely within your request 
Play With Bootsy (Bootsy Collins of Parliament-Funkadelic with words and a cute singing performance by the adorable Kelli Ali, formerly of the Sneaker Pimps.