I have gathered into one place a collection of resources for the Year of St. Joseph, including hymns, chants, and prayers.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17vWMS9uIWEnQmWStQg-RMYcSRl-CmHsM?usp=sharing
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLk6izfW-zm0JgYnBM9BaLX5ffSk48ziiO
The resources are mostly in English and can be sung by a single person as part of one's devotion to St. Joseph this year. Much is collected from the talented work of others, including some that have been shared on this forum. This document lists the sources with original links to their works.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EKPwFrXkPTtn0kNb2dFVtgrJfI5WUpJxUo0JHno9AqM/edit?usp=sharing

As part of this, I have done my best to put together an English chant version of the Office of St. Joseph, following the Ordinary Form Liturgy of the Hours.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wLEDINQ1t3NMeXdM69JaD-5xJ1yjRd1U?usp=sharing
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLk6izfW-zm0L-K36gN1Sty8pH3Ov3FfoU
- Texts come from the Liturgy of the Hours, using the digital text at iBreviary.com
- Chants follow the 1983 Ordo Cantus Officii (I don't have access to the 2015 revision, but the Latin chants seemed to follow the English translations.)
- Hymns from Hymnarium O.P. (Evening Prayer) and Hymnal for the Hours (All Other Hours)
- Psalms use Simple English Propers psalm tones (Daytime Prayer) Meinrad Psalm Tones (All Other Hours)
- English Chant Vespers Antiphons and Responsory from the Notre Dame Vesperal, Aaron M. Williams
- I set many of the English texts to chant myself based on the Latin Gregorian chants.
Please be kind in your critique of my feeble attempts to put this together. I am not trained in composition, particularly when it comes to trying to adjust the chants to English text. Had someone else, more capable than myself, already done this, then I would gladly have just learned to sing theirs. But as it appeared not to exist, I tried it out myself.

A blessed Year of St. Joseph,
Fr. Vogel