- Lover, Taylor Swift
- 21st century musical theatre, 50 songs from shows since 2000
- Now that's what I call music!
- Victory lap, Nipsey Hussle
- Texas sun, Khruangbin and Leon Bridges present
- The Piano Guys 2
- Born this way, Lady Gaga
- A legendary Christmas, John Legend
- The best of Pentatonix Christmas
- Letter to you, Bruce Springsteen
- 1989, Taylor's version, Taylor Swift
- Frozen II
- My name is Michael Holbrook, Mika
- Carpenters with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
- Now that's what I call country, Volume 12
- Father of Asahd, DJ Khaled
- Greatest hits, decade #1, Carrie Underwood
- Courage, Celine Dion
- We need a little Christmas, Pentatonix
- Now that's what I call music!, 77
- Now that's what I call music!, 64
- B7, Brandy
- Thanks for the dance, Leonard Cohen
- Lianne La Havas
- An evening of New York songs and stories, Suzanne Vega
- Ode to joy, Wilco
- Blak and blu, Gary Clark Jr
- Suddenly, Caribou
- The greatest showman, reimagined, original songs by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
- Now that's what I call music!, 79
- Hey, I'm just like you, Tegan and Sara
- Storyteller, Secret Garden
- Silver landings, Mandy Moore
- Caution, Mariah Carey
- Duets, Sting
- From here to now to you, Jack Johnson
- Nobody but me, Michael BubleĢ
- American tunes, songs, by Paul Simon
- Cheek to cheek, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga
- The best of Keane
- Seeking thrills, Georgia
- Juliana Hatfield sings The Police, Juliana Hatfield
- Kiwanuka, Michael Kiwanuka
- Love me right, Exo, Vol. 2
- Now that's what I call music!, 68
- Only love, Jordan Smith
- The Dukes of September, live at Lincoln Center, directed by David Horn ; producer, Mitch Owgang ; a production of Thirteen Productions LLC for WNET
- Nick of time, the James Hunter Six
- Now that's what I call music!, 71
- Remind me, the classic Elektra recordings 1978-1984, Patrice Rushen