The Princess and the Frog Soundtrack – Review

The soundtrack for The Princess and the Frog, composed by Randy Newman, has enjoyed an unexpected level of popularity since its release. Randy Newman is best known for his work on other Disney film classics, such as The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast. The CD retails for approximately $12.98 from major online retailers such as Walmart and Amazon. It features a wide selection of numbers, from contemporary artists to songs featuring a distinctive New Orleans style, like Dig A Little Deeper. The presence and fusion of different musical styles from Gospel, Blues, Jazz and Zydeco will expose his son to a new world of sounds that he did not know existed. In fact, the entire CD can be a pleasurable listening experience for the whole family.

One of the most exciting features of the CD is that when your child inserts it into their computer, they’ll be exposed to a whole new area of ​​extra content. This content includes additional music selections, behind-the-scenes looks at the film, and links to various Princess and the Frog online communities. Overwhelmingly, the Princess and the Frog soundtrack has enjoyed positive reviews from those who have purchased it, from adults to children. Despite a certain level of controversy that has surrounded the film, most people can agree that the soundtrack is reminiscent of the work of the late great Alan Menken in the early 1990s.

Unfortunately, Ne-Yo’s song Never Knew I Needed has been criticized as the album’s main weak point for its over-marketing and weak sound. On the plus side, Randy Newman’s trademark jazz and blues rhythms are noticeable throughout the rest of the album’s titles. In fact, many fans of the album are calling the soundtrack a return to the Golden Age of music for the Walt Disney Company. And if you enjoy The Princess and the Frog soundtrack, you can also enjoy the unreleased tracks that make up the Bayou Boogalou CD.