“A Whole New World” is Disney’s apex, a magic-carpet ride of wonder and adventure and PG-rated romantic euphoria with killer harmonies, killer alliteration (“Shining shimmering splendid”), a killer key change, and enough bulletproof splendor that even the extremely wayward 2019 live-action remake couldn’t screw it up. If you walked into any anime or manga related store this summer, chances are that Onegai Muscle would be playing on the speakers. A gentle, sunny reminder that the universe tends to sort itself out. “The Gospel Truth” is a full bop and accomplishes a remarkable amount of world-building in a few minutes. Nevertheless: No one drops an absolute banger like Gaston, and we gotta commend him for that. I adored Ariel when I was growing up because she sang “I want more!” as though she really deserved it, and it was cool to have a Disney princess whose main virtue was curiosity. Lillias White, who sings as Calliope, one of the main Muses, has had a long career in New York theater and cabaret, and I cannot imagine anyone I’d like to sing-narrate my life story more. We love to see growth! On the reg, they seem like your playful, hilarious friends, but then they transform into these powerful and futuristic superheroes in "RPM?" Given how young they are (they were all born in 2000 to 2003), I love that their debut song had a such a positive message for their fans ("Keep your chin up, we got your back / Keep your head up, just keep on dreaming"). Even though we didn’t put any ranking on the list, LiSA’s Gurenge won the number one spot unanimously within the JROCK NEWS team. Knibbs: “Friend Like Me” is a two-and-a-half-minute showcase for Robin Williams, which is exactly as much fun as it sounds. It sports a really nice traditional Japanese tune and energizing rhythm. Hercules’s soundtrack is perhaps best remembered for the Muses’ music, but the ballads from Herc and Megara are the actual best part; the fact that “I Won’t Say (I’m in Love)” isn’t in the top 10 is a striking indictment of my colleagues’ judgment. So slick!) Leave a comment below if we missed your favorite anisong! In the song veil, composed and arranged by Keina Suda himself, he shows off his distinct nasal vocals and fast-paced post-rock instrumentals. It’s a shame, though, that the entire rest of the movie ignores her actual most impressive quality: the ability to simultaneously read and walk. since their debut, but has totally hit their stride this year, IMO. Composed and demoed by Elton John in less than two hours, “Circle of Life” lost out at the Oscars to “Can You Feel the Love Tonight,” another John song from the soundtrack, which won the 1995 Academy Award for Best Original Song. But on another level, the line “Who put the ‘glad’ in ‘gladiator’?” is a lyrical masterstroke that ought to inspire myths and legends of its own. The contrast between the fast-playing instrumentals and the easy-going vocals allows you to choose which world to enter as each instrument gets just as much presence. The flow between the vocals and raps is simply too good to ignore, and the lyrics ("You pulled my hand, saying you wanted to see the stars / We sat on the rooftop at sunset") paint a gorgeous picture without even having to see the music video. And here's a handy playlist of all 30 songs. 5 Good Time - Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen. And while it’s a pretty impactful scene in the film, “Hakuna Matata” may also be the most fun four minutes of any Disney animated movie. The song defies you to listen without tapping your foot and bopping your head, if not full-on dancing in time with the chorus. Sunmi is the queen of not giving f*cks, and I love her dearly for it! Riley McAtee: In the 21 years since Mulan was released, this song has grown some mold in spots. It’d be insufferable if it weren’t so catchy. The more words the better! Megan Schuster: This isn’t my favorite song from Pocahontas (that would be no. No. Sort of like floating down a river on the belly of a friendly bear who also happens to be musically inclined. I'm no ~music critic~, so this list consists of my personal opinions (duh) and focuses mostly on the songs themselves, and less emphasis on the visuals (though, yes, the music videos are embedded). “Part of Your World” nails that late-childhood angst about waiting impatiently to matter better than any other children’s movie song. Taeyeon manages to sing about sadness in a way that doesn't make you feel helpless, but instead, she feels like a friend singing a little song to you. Like, what more can you ask for in an intro?? Bravo!). So freakin' what? Goodbye, world. Y'all are so smooth with your words, huh? Another non-title-track strikes! Thanks to LiSA’s contribution to the vocals, this thrilling song has become a sensation, well befitting the praised anime Kimetsu no Yaiba which even outsold One Piece. However, now as a solo artist, her approach is much more composed and mature which we believe fits her a lot better. Nothing against "Boy With Luv" because it's a certified bop and never fails to lift my spirits, but BTS is just as well-known for their b-sides as they are for their singles, and "Mikrokosmos" is no exception. Our hero ultimately outwits his pursuers, not that he takes too much pleasure in it. Period. The track name 99.9 of course refers to the “boiling point” of the main character Shigeo Kageyama, just before he goes berzerk. "Four Seasons" and "Spark" have such, such flavor, but the Taeyeon songs that stick with me are those that knock me right in my feels, like "Blue" (and for another reference, "11:11" was #1 or #2 in my top songs of the decade). Soyeon's raps are flawless and commanding as usual, and Minnie's high notes sealed the deal for me. I'm so proud that N.Flying has earned their overdue recognition with "Rooftop" (and later on, "Good Bam")! This song was originally written for the children’s movie Space Jam, but it became viewed as an inspirational anthem. Thus continues my tradition of choosing a non-title-track for BTS's entry. I’d write more, but I’m crying so much I can’t see my screen. There’s also the paradoxical way how vocalist Miku Nakamura sings in such a lifeless voice, but yet crams so much energy into it. If you paid attention to the previous season of MOB PYSCHO, the opening theme was title 99 (without the “.9”) as he is reaching closer and closer to 100. John’s solo version of “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” is probably better than the one in the movie, but John’s pop performance of “Circle of Life” pales in comparison to the Lion King recording, not least because it lacks Lebo M.’s Zulu chant. YOLO before YOLO existed; a common phrase to crochet on a pillow before “Keep Calm and Carry On” overtook Pinterest boards. As usual, Jiyoung's voice makes everything sound beautiful, even when she's vocalizing frustration and singing lyrics like, "Everyday working, I’ll die at this rate / But I love this / Right? Sometimes, it really is just about whether or not you kiss the girl. So it tracks that one of the era’s catchiest children’s tunes just so happened to be a song about enjoying your chores. Lindbergh: “Circle of Life” is the soundtrack to the most iconic opening sequence from a Disney film, a scene so effective at drawing in viewers that it ran unabridged in The Lion King’s sensational 1993 teaser trailer, heralding the box office apex of the Disney Renaissance. So to describe your attitude you can use our collection of captions on attitude. Their spins aren’t exactly convincing, but they get an A for effort. 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