Lindsey Stirling discography

Lindsey Stirling discography
Lindsey Stirling performing at VidCon 2012
Studio albums	2
Compilation albums	17
Video albums	1
Music videos	47
EPs	1
Singles	6

American violinist Lindsey Stirling has released two studio albums, one extended play, one video album, six singles, and 47 music videos.

Studio albums

Studio albums, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions									Sales	Certifications
		US [1]	US Dance [2]	US Class. [3]	US Indie [4]	AUT [5]	CAN [6]	GER [7][8]	SWI [9]	POL [10][11]
Lindsey Stirling	Released: September 18, 2012[12] Re-released: October 29, 2013[13] Label: Independent Format: CD, digital download	23	1	1	2	1	—	4	5	10	US: 474,000[14] GER: 300,000[15] POL: 10,000[16] AUT: 15,000[15] SWI: 10,000[17]	BVMI: 3x Gold[18] IFPI AUT: Platinum[19] IFPI SWI: Gold[20] ZPAV POL: Gold[21]
Shatter Me	Released: April 29, 2014[22] Label: Independent Format: CD, digital download	2	1	1	1	3	5	4	3	12	US: 214,000[23] GER: 200,000[15]	BVMI: Platinum IFPI AUT: Gold[24]

EPs

• 2010: Lindsey Stomp

Compilation albums

• 2011: "By No Means" (with Eppic)
• 2011: "Party Rock Anthem" LMFAO cover (with Jake Bruene and Frank Sacramone)
• 2012: "Starships", Nicki Minaj cover (with Megan Nicole)
• 2012: "Grenade", Bruno Mars cover (with Alex Boye and the Salt Lake Pops)
• 2013: 1 Original, ONE Cover (with Tyler Ward)
• 2013: Living Room Sessions (with Tyler Ward and Chester See)
• 2013: "Mission Impossible" (with The Piano Guys)
• 2013: "Radioactive", Imagine Dragons cover (with Pentatonix)
• 2013: "Star Wars Medley" (with Peter Hollens)
• 2013: "All of Me" (with John Legend)
• 2014: "Papaoutai" (with Pentatonix)
• 2014: "Beautiful Times" (with Owl City)
• 2014: "Loud" (with Jessie J)
• 2015: "Sounds Like Heaven" (with Marina Kaye)
• 2015: "Pure Imagination" (with Josh Groban and The Muppets)
• 2015: "Hallelujah" (with Joy Enriquez)
• 2016: "Dying For You" (with Otto Knows and Alex Aris)

Video albums

• Lindsey Stirling: Live from London (2015)

Singles

Year	Title	Peak chart positions							Certifications (sales thresholds)	Album
		US Dance/Electronic	US Dance/Electronic Digital [25]	AUT [26]	GER [27][28]	SWI [8]	US Class.	US
2012	"Crystallize"	28	17	28	39	37	1	—	RIAA: Gold	Lindsey Stirling
2014	"Beyond the Veil"	—	22	—	—	—	1	—		Shatter Me
	"Shatter Me (ft. Lzzy Hale)"	—	10	—	59	—	1	—
	"Take Flight"	—	—	74	—	—	3	—
	"Master of Tides"	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
2015	"Hallelujah"	—	—	—	—	—	—	81		Non-album single
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that country.

Music videos

Abbreviated list of music videos

Date	Title	Director(s)	YouTube views ^(2015-10-19)	Notes
May 18, 2011	"Spontaneous Me"	Devin Graham	23,002,000	Original video
July 29, 2011	"Transcendence" (Original version)	Nathan D. Lee	14,092,000	Original video
September 8, 2011	"On the floor take three"	Unknown	11,479,000	Medley
September 21, 2011	"River Flows in You" (with Debi Johanson)	Devin Graham	19,972,000	Cover
October 11, 2011	"By No Means" (with Epicc)	Sean Haggel	2,386,000	Original video
November 3, 2011	"Electric Daisy Violin"	Devin Graham	33,665,000	Original video
November 26, 2011	"Zelda Medley"	Devin Graham	24,993,000	Medley of Zelda game music by Koji Kondo
December 7, 2011	"Silent Night"	Devin Graham	4,425,000	Cover
December 19, 2011	"Celtic Carol"	Devin Graham	6,983,000	Original video
January 9, 2012	"Shadows"	Devin Graham	58,540,000	Filmed at the Ensoul warehouse in Salt Lake City, Utah
February 2, 2012	"Lord of the Rings Medley"	Devin Graham	30,982,000	Music by Howard Shore. Filmed in New Zealand.
February 23, 2012	"Crystallize"	Devin Graham	131,990,000	Filmed at Ice Castles in Silverthorne, Colorado[29]
April 3, 2012	"Skyrim" (with Peter Hollens)	Devin Graham	51,807,000	Medley of Skyrim game music by Jeremy Soule
May 7, 2012	"We Found Love" (with Alisha Popat)	Devin Graham	32,520,000	Cover, with changed lyrics. Filmed in Kenya, sponsored by VenTribe.
Jul 5, 2012	"Grenade" (with Alex Boye, Nathaniel Drew and the Salt Lake Pops)	Unknown	6,867,000	Cover
June 10, 2012	"Starships" (with Megan Nicole)	Devin Graham	12,588,000	Filmed at the Ensoul warehouse in Salt Lake City, Utah
July 31, 2012	"Phantom of the Opera"	Lindsey Stirling (also edited, and produced	29,579,000	Locations: Capitol Theater in Salt Lake City and the Velour in Provo, Utah
August 14, 2012	"Come With Us" (with Can't Stop Won't stop)	Devin Graham	3,302,000	Original video
September 5, 2012	"Game of Thrones" (with Peter Hollens)	FifGenFilms	7,996,000	Medley of Game of Thrones music
September 18, 2012	"Elements" (Original version)	Devin Graham	65,518,000	Filmed at the Ensoul warehouse in Salt Lake City, Utah
October 23, 2012	"Moon Trance"	Nathan D. Lee	32,609,000	Original video
November 5, 2012	"Assassin's Creed III"	Jace Leroy	23,134,000	Medley of Assassin's Creed III music
November 29, 2012	"Song of the Caged Bird"	Nathan D. Lee	10,868,000	Original video
December 14, 2012	"What Child Is This"	Scott Winn	8,377,000	Cover
December 7, 2012	"Just Dance 4"	Unknown	6,723,000	Cover
January 15, 2013	"Thrift Shop" (with Tyler Ward)	Unknown	13,922,000	Cover
January 22, 2013	"Mission Impossible"	Paul Anderson and Tel Stewart	10,554,000 9,421,189[lower-alpha 1]	Piano Sonata No. 16, K. 545, first movement The Piano Guys arrangement and original material written by Steven Sharp Nelson, Al van der Beek, Jon Schmidt, and Stirling
March 12, 2013	"Radioactive" (with Pentatonix)	FifGenFilms	113,676,000	Cover of the song by Imagine Dragons
May 23, 2013	Halo theme (with William Joseph)	Devin Graham	13,091,000	Cover. Video features cosplay by members of 405th.com.
July 21, 2013	"My Immortal"	Klepticenter Productions	13,913,000	Cover of the song by Evanescence
October 11, 2013	"Elements" (Orchestral version)	NBC	10,443,000	A video remix for the TV show Dracula on NBC
October 26, 2013	"All of Me" (with John Legend)	FifGenFilms	65,267,000	Performance of John Legend's song
November 14, 2013	"Minimal Beat"	Klepticenter Productions	10,041,000	Filmed in various cities globally
December 4, 2013	"O Come, Emmanuel" (with Kuha'o Case)	Blue Kite Cinema	4,030,000	Original video. The text is written By Stephen Stirling
February 6, 2014	"Stars Align"	Nathan D. Lee	13,029,000	Filmed in studio with SFX Effects by PlayFight. Premiered on Yahoo Music before YouTube.[30]
March 14, 2014	"Transcendence" (Orchestral version)	Unknown	7,658,000	In association with The Leader in Me Program, and the Landfill Harmonic.
March 25, 2014	"Beyond the Veil"	Joe Sill	17,290,000	Original video
April 23, 2014	"Shatter Me"	Joe Sill	40,064,000	Original video. Concept by Joe Sill & Lindsey Stirling. Featuring Lindsey Stirling & Lzzy Hale. Includes announcement of her new album of the same name.[31]
August 14, 2014	"Master of Tides"	UE Boom	23,836,000	Original video. A spontaneous live performance.
October 20, 2014	"Roundtable Rival"	Everdream	31,379,000	Original video.
November 18, 2014	"Dragon Age"	Joe Sill	13,069,000	Original video.
January 28, 2015	"Senbonzakura"	Everdream	6,674,000	Cover.
March 6, 2015	"Les Misérables Medley"	Chris Le	2,587,000	Medley of Les Misérables.
March 23, 2015	"Take Flight"	Joe Sill	12,663,000	Original video.
April 3, 2015	"Into The Woods Medley"	Joe Sill	2,845,923	Medley of Disney's Into the Woods.
May 7, 2015	"Pure Imagination" (with Josh Groban and The Muppets)	Dan Carr & Bobby Mosser	1,898,418	Cover of the song from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
July 7, 2015	"Bright" (with Echosmith)	Unknown	1,655,626	Performance of Echosmith's song.[32]
September 9, 2015	"We Are Giants" (with Dia Frampton)	Bryan Chojnowski & Grant Olin	2,640,893	Original video.
December 7, 2015	"Hallelujah"	Unknown	396,380	Cover.

1. Additional 9,421,189 views on The Piano Guys YouTube channel

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29. "Ice Castles". Crystalize. IceCastles.com. Archived from the original on January 4, 2014. Retrieved January 4, 2014. Well, it turns out that that shortly after it was posted, the video became the most viral video globally for about a week. It finished the year as No. 9 on all of Youtube for 2012 and currently has over 80,000,000 hits.
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