"Friend Like Me" full song clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1at7kKzBYxI
Disney has released an instrumental version of the soundtrack: http://filmmusicreporter.com/2019/08/10 ... -released/
Even though I don't like these live-action remakes much, I'm actually glad there will be a sequel. As I've mentioned before, the cast of Aladdin is the main reason why, to a certain extent, I was able to enjoy the movie. Something I didn't expect given that the original is one of my favorite Disney films, and usually, the more I like the animated movie, the more problems I have with the remake. So I would like to see more of these characters in a film I will probably be able to enjoy more, since it won't be a remake of a Disney classic. If they take elements of the sequels, as it seems it will be the case, I wouldn't mind it so much because I'm not that fond of them. (The Return of Jafar is actually my favorite Disney DTV sequel, yet I don't like it near as much as I like the Disney classics.)Sotiris wrote:It's official! A sequel is in the works.
And if Alan Menken was confirmed to return to write completely new songs for the sequel, then I would be really exited for it.
















 It's interesting to listen to the instrumental versions. There are always arrangements you didn't hear when you listen to the songs with the vocals. I like the arrangements they use in the trailers too. It would be great if they also made an album for them.
 It's interesting to listen to the instrumental versions. There are always arrangements you didn't hear when you listen to the songs with the vocals. I like the arrangements they use in the trailers too. It would be great if they also made an album for them.

 Like it was teased in interviews, the song does have a lullaby quality to it. The only downside is that Naomi is a much better singer than Mena which makes the duet sound uneven. The difference between the two is more noticeable here than in A Whole New World. He fails to sync up to Naomi's singing and harmonize. I think a solo version of the song with just Naomi would have been better (or replacing Mena with a stronger male vocalist).
 Like it was teased in interviews, the song does have a lullaby quality to it. The only downside is that Naomi is a much better singer than Mena which makes the duet sound uneven. The difference between the two is more noticeable here than in A Whole New World. He fails to sync up to Naomi's singing and harmonize. I think a solo version of the song with just Naomi would have been better (or replacing Mena with a stronger male vocalist).


 
 