Haley Reinhart videography

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Reinhart in July 2011

American singer and songwriter Haley Reinhart has been featured in seventeen music videos and eight television series or specials. Reinhart garnered widespread attention for her Jazz fusion and Rock styles when she appeared on the tenth season of American Idol .

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Reinhart and fellow Idol contestant Casey Abrams released a promotional cover of the Christmas standard "Baby, It's Cold Outside" in late 2011, after attaining positive reception for the jazz duets sung by the pair on Idol. In 2012, Reinhart released her debut studio album Listen Up! , with the release of the music video for the single "Free". In 2014, she released the music video for the single "Show Me Your Moves" that was made possible with the help of an Indiegogo crowd funding campaign. In 2015, she released a promotional music video for the song "Can't Help Falling In Love" for her second studio album, which was featured in the Extra gum commercial "The Story of Sarah and Juan" and received viral recognition. In 2016, Reinhart released her second studio album, Better , along with the release of the music video for the lead single "Better". In 2017, Reinhart released music videos for her songs "Baby It's You" and "The Letter" as promotion for her third studio album, What's That Sound. In August 2017, Reinhart released a lyric video to support the release of the album's third single, "For What It's Worth". [1]

Reinhart has appeared in various television series since her debut on American Idol, which includes being a musical guest on the show in later seasons. She is currently the voice of Bill Murphy in the animated Netflix series, F Is for Family .

Music videos

Casey Abrams was featured in the "Baby, It's Cold Outside" video. Caseyabrams.jpg
Casey Abrams was featured in the "Baby, It's Cold Outside" video.
TitleYearOther credited performer(s)DescriptionRef.
"Baby, It's Cold Outside"2011 Casey Abrams A promotional single with fellow American Idol contestant, capitalizing on their unique jazz sound that was highlighted together on the show. [2]
"Free"2012NoneSet in a darkened diner, the music video officially premiered as a promotional single for the album Listen Up! on Thursday, March 29. [3]
"Show Me Your Moves"2014NoneA space themed video that was released July 30 and was made possible by her fans and the crowdfunding website Indiegogo. [4]
"Can't Help Falling in Love"2015NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's second studio album, Better. [5]
"Better"2016NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's second studio album, Better. [6]
"Baby It's You"2017NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's third studio album, What's That Sound. [7]
"The Letter"NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's third studio album, What's That Sound. [8]
"For What It's Worth"NoneA promotional lyric video for Reinhart's third studio album, What's That Sound. [1]
"Let's Start"NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's third studio album, What's That Sound. [9]
"Last Kiss Goodbye"2018NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's single, "Last Kiss Goodbye". [10]
"Don't Know How to Love You"NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's single, "Don't Know How to Love You". [11]
"My Baby Just Cares for Me" Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra A promotional music video for Reinhart and Jeff Goldblum's single, "My Baby Just Cares for Me". [12]
"Something Strange" Vicetone A promotional music video for Reinhart and Vicetone's single, "Something Strange". [13]
"Lo-Fi Soul"2019NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's single, "Lo-Fi Soul". [14]
"Honey, There's the Door"NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's single, "Honey, There's the Door". [15]
"Shook"NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's fourth studio album, Lo-Fi Soul. [16]
"Deep Water"NoneA promotional music video for Reinhart's single, "Deep Water". [17]

Film

YearTitleRoleStudioNotesRef.
2020 We Can Be Heroes Ms. Vox Netflix Film debut [18]
2022AmericanaSueShort Film

Television

YearTitleRoleNetworkNotesRef.
2011 American Idol Herself Fox Season ten contestant [19]
2012 Hell's Kitchen Blue kitchen chef's table guest
Episode: "10 Chefs Compete"		 [20]
American IdolSeason eleven musical guest [21]
90210 The CW Performer
Episode: "Blue Ivy"		 [22]
2013Real Music Live NBC Performer
Announcer		 [23]
2015—present F Is for Family Bill Murphy / Young Frank Murphy (season 4) Netflix Voice acting
Season 1, recurring (6 episodes)
Season 2—present, main cast (30 episodes)		 [24]
2016American IdolHerselfFoxSeason fifteen performer and mentor [25]
2018The 2018 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Red Carpet Live HBO Attendee [26]
Jimmy Kimmel Live! ABC American Idol Reunion Skit Performer
Episode: "Matthew McConaughey/Julian Dennison/James Bay"		 [27]
Jimmy Kimmel Live! Musical Guest
Episode: "Anthony Anderson/Sebastian Stan/Jeff Goldblum"		 [28]
2019America Salutes You: Guitar Legends II AXS TV Performer [29]
2019Front and Center S9E06: Robby Kreiger and Friends PBS Performer [30]

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