Teezo Touchdown uses a Shure SM7 microphone to record his stereo vocals, as shown in a user-uploaded photo. His recording technique is influenced by Trippie Redd's engineer.

In the attached video, Alejandro is singing into an SM7 throughout.

Used to record the contralto harmonies of "True Minds", as featured in this Instagram story post from the week of September 27, 2020, catalogued in the "RECORDING 2." highlight folder.

In the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, at 21:26, MJ Cole is seen displaying a Shure SM7 microphone as part of his studio setup.

That's really good for kind of just sketching, writing. It kind of it's got a lead that goes all the way around the room. Um, so that's kind of good for that.

The "Shure SM7" was used for guitar tracking during the "Ride The Lightning" recording sessions in 1984.

In this Instagram post, you can see that he is using Shure SM7B in his studio

In an interview on Bobby Owsinski's Music Production Blog titled "Thank You, Ed Cherney - Part 2," it is confirmed that Ed Cherney used the Shure SM7.

For rock vocals I’ll use dynamic mics a lot of times like an RE-20 or SM-7.

Used for vocals on XOXO, as stated by engineer Nick Tveitbakk in this October 28, 2020 Mix Online interview.

Acoustic guitars were miked with an AKG C414EB and a Coles 4038 side by side, and vocals went into Neumann U47 and Shure SM7 mics, also side by side, to provide a range of textures. Acoustic guitars were miked with an AKG C414EB and a Coles 4038 side by side, and vocals went into Neumann U47 and Shure SM7 mics, also side by side, to provide a range of textures. “We’re always going for keeper vocals, so the option is there,” Tveitbakk says.

Patrick Hyland, in an interview with Reverb, confirmed the use of a Shure SM7 microphone for recording vocals on Mitski's album "Puberty 2." Hyland stated:

I can say an interesting thing is that the vocals are like 50/50 between a vintage C12 and an SM7, which is about as different as you can get. I honestly don’t know which is which when I listen to the record.

Natalia Lafourcade is seen singing into a Shure SM7 mic around the 6:03 mark in a behind-the-scenes documentary about the recording of her 2015 album Hasta la Raíz at Sonic Ranch studio. A label on the mic identifies the model # as well as the location in Sonic Ranch Studio A.

Used for vocals on XOXO, as stated by engineer Nick Tveitbakk in this October 28, 2020 Mix Online interview.

Acoustic guitars were miked with an AKG C414EB and a Coles 4038 side by side, and vocals went into Neumann U47 and Shure SM7 mics, also side by side, to provide a range of textures. Acoustic guitars were miked with an AKG C414EB and a Coles 4038 side by side, and vocals went into Neumann U47 and Shure SM7 mics, also side by side, to provide a range of textures. “We’re always going for keeper vocals, so the option is there,” Tveitbakk says.

Used for vocals on Soul of a Woman, as is visible throughout the music video for "Sail On!".