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Amy Winehouse - In 2011, Amy Winehouse passed away due to alcohol poisoning. Her posthumous album 'Lioness: Hidden Treasures' was released later that year.

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Amy Winehouse - Her vocals recently appeared on 'Find My Love,' by producer Salaam Remi and Nas (pictured). It's Winehouse's third posthumous collab with Nas, after 'Like Smoke' and 'Cherry Wine.'

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Aaliyah - The world was shocked when Aaliyah died at just 22 years old in an airplane crash.

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Aaliyah - Aaliyah's vocals were used on 'Enough Said' by Drake, who wanted to release a posthumous Aaliyah record. Chris Brown also featured Aaliyah on his album 'X.'

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Michael Jackson - MJ passed away in 2009. Two posthumous albums have been released: 'Michael' and 'Xscape.'

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Michael Jackson - Jackson recently featured on 'Don't Matter to Me' by Drake. His 'Michael' album featured duets with Akon, 50 Cent, and Lenny Kravitz.

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Elvis Presley - Presley passed away in 1968, but had a posthumous career revival with a remix of 'A Little Less Conversation.'

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Elvis Presley - Tom Holkenborg, AKA JXL, remixed the song. New vocals from Elvis were added, and the song became a top ten hit around the world.

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XXXTentacion - The controversial artist was just 20 when he was gunned down in Florida last year. However, that hasn't stopped a slew of posthumous music from being released.

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XXXTentacion - His posthumous records feature collabs with Kanye West and Travis Barker. Then there's 'Arms Around You,' a hit collab with Maluma (pictured), Lil Pump, and Swae Lee.

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Lil Peep -

Lil Peep was another hip-hop artist who passed away at a young age. Like X, there have been a handful of posthumous releases from the emo rapper.

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Lil Peep - Peep's first posthumous record was released in November 2018. It features collabs with XXXTentacion and ILoveMakonnen (pictured, right).

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The Notorious B.I.G. -

Biggie released just one album when he was alive, 'Ready to Die.' There have been many beyond-the-grave collabs from the Notorious B.I.G.

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The Notorious B.I.G. - One of his most popular posthumous records is 'Dead Wrong' with Eminem.

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Tom Fogerty - Tom Fogerty was the guitarist of Creedence Clearwater Revival. He passed away in 1990, due to tuberculosis.

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Tom Fogerty - 'Sidekicks,' a collab album with Randy Oda, was released in 1992. The same year, he guested on 'Fire Up Plus' by Merl Saunders.

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Chet Baker - Chet Baker released hundreds of albums before he died of a drug overdose in 1988. He still had more in the stash, that has been released over the years.

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Chet Baker - 'My Funny Valentine' is a standout posthumous release. It's a collaborative album with Stan Getz.

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Jaco Pastorius - The revered bassist had a habit of picking bar fights, and allowing himself to be beat up. This led to a fight which eventually cost him his life.

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Jaco Pastorius -

His work with Weather Report was released after his death in 1987.

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Randy Rhoads - To many, Randy Rhoads is an unsung icon of heavy metal. He died in a plane crash in 1982.

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Randy Rhoads - Ozzy Osbourne released a tribute album, 'Tribute,' dedicated to Rhoads. There was a posthumous collaboration on the record.

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Karen Carpenter - Karen Carpenter passed away in 1983, after an intense battle with anorexia.

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Karen Carpenter - In addition to Carpenters albums, Karen's solo album was also released. It featured a duet with Peter Cetera.

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Jimmy McCulloch -

Jimmy McCulloch (left) was perhaps best known as a member of Paul McCartney's band Wings.

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Jimmy McCulloch - The musician (left) died of heart failure in 1979, but still featured on 'Beyond Hollywood,' a record from Thunderclap Newman.

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Bing Crosby - The American icon led a long career, but perhaps his most surprising collaboration was released after he died.

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Bing Crosby - 'Seasons' was the last album Cosby wrote. It featured 'Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy,' a duet with David Bowie.

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2Pac - 2Pac was murdered in 1996, but is still one of the most famous rappers around the world. One of his biggest hits was released after he died.

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2Pac - 'Changes' was released in 1998, featuring singer Talent. The socially conscious song interpolates a sample of 'The Way It Is' by Bruce Hornsby and the Range.

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