Walt Disney 'We Love Disney' Album Tracklist, Release Date, Artists: Find Out Who Will Perform Many Classic Songs
At the D23 Expo 2015 on Saturday, fans were treated to a surprise performance from R&B singer Ne-Yo, performing "Friend Like Me" from the movie "Aladdin."
Ne-Yo's performance follows the Walt Disney Company's Aug. 14 announcement of a new compilation album titled "We Love Disney," which includes A-list recording artists from Gwen Stefani to Jessie J covering classic Disney tunes.
The recording artists chose their favorite Disney songs to perform on the album.
Fans will enjoy hearing "Zero to Hero" from "Hercules" performed by Ariana Grande, "Part of Your World" sung by Jessie J, and "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" by Jason Derulo.
Walt Disney Records reported last month that the project was a collaboration with Verve Records. The album was produced by Verve Music Group chairman and multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning producer David Foster, who has worked with artists like Whitney Houston, Madonna and Christina Aguilera.
Billboard reports the following full track list for the album:
1. "Friend Like Me" (From "Aladdin") -- Ne-Yo
2. "Part of Your World" (From "The Little Mermaid") -- Jessie J
3. "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" / "Nants' Ingonyama" (From "The Lion King") -- Jason Derulo
4. "The Rainbow Connection" (From "The Muppet Movie") -- Gwen Stefani
5. "Zero to Hero" (From "Hercules") -- Ariana Grande
6. "In a World of My Own" / "Very Good Advice" (From "Alice in Wonderland") -- Jhené Aiko
7. "I Wan'na Be Like You (The Monkey Song)" (From "The Jungle Book") -- Fall Out Boy
8. "Colors of the Wind" (From "Pocahontas") -- Tori Kelly
9. "Spoonful of Sugar" (From "Mary Poppins") -- Kacey Musgraves
10. "Ev'rybody Wants to Be a Cat" (From "The Aristocats") -- Charles Perry
11. "A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes" (From "Cinderella") -- Jessie Ware 1
2. "Let It Go" (From "Frozen") -- Rascal Flatts & Lucy Hale
13. "It's a Small World" -- We Love Disney Artists
14. "It's Not Easy Being Green" (From "The Muppet Show") -- Brenna Whitaker
15. "A Whole New World" (From "Aladdin") -- Yuna
Fans can expect the "We Love Disney" album to drop Oct. 30.
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