Songs from Frozen. List of Frozen’s main theme song and insert songs.
Disney’s Frozen, released in 2013.
The story featuring the sisters Anna and Elsa became a worldwide sensation, leading to the sequel Frozen II as well as several spin-off works.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the theme songs and insert songs from the Frozen series.
If there’s a song you heard in the film that stuck with you, try finding it here.
Let this article be your cue to enjoy Frozen from a musical perspective next time.
Songs from Frozen. List of Frozen’s theme and insert songs (1–10)
Let It Go ~Ari no mama de~Takako Matsu
Known as the theme song of the film Frozen, this piece is a masterpiece that fully showcases Takako Matsu’s vocal prowess.
The lyrics, which sing of the resolve to accept one’s true self, resonated with many people.
Upon its release in March 2014, it held the No.
1 spot on RecoChoku’s rankings for 28 consecutive days.
It topped the chart a total of 13 times, setting a new all-time record.
It’s a song that gives you courage when you lack confidence or want to take a new step forward.
Do you want to build a snowman?Sayaka Kanda, Natsuki Inaba, Sumire Morohoshi
It’s a song with a heartwarming melody and captivating lyrics.
In a gentle yet bittersweet voice, it expresses childhood memories and the longing to restore bonds with loved ones.
Released in May 2014, it was featured as an insert song in the Disney film Frozen.
Sung by Sayaka Kanda and other cast members, it further enhances the film’s world.
It’s perfect for the winter season, but also recommended for times when you want to feel the bonds with family and friends.
Why not sing it together and create new memories with the people you cherish?
EpilogueChristophe Beck
It’s the best piece to bring the work to a happy ending, presenting previously featured songs like “For the First Time in Forever” and “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” in a grand, vocal-free orchestral arrangement.
With quintessentially Disney touches like the sound of bells, it’s a track that makes you feel happy just by listening.
Let It GoDemi Lovato
This song is loved around the world for giving people the courage to live true to themselves.
It begins with a quiet atmosphere and gradually builds into a grand melody toward the chorus.
Released as the theme song for Disney’s 2013 film Frozen, it has enjoyed international popularity, including versions sung in 25 languages.
In Demi Lovato’s rendition, her powerful vocals are especially captivating.
For the First Time in ForeverSayaka Kanda, Takako Matsu
It’s a bright song that really conveys Anna’s joy as their once-closed-off castle is opened and she revels in the feeling of freedom.
In contrast to Anna’s delight and longing for love, the balance with Elsa’s vocals—fighting her fear of hurting others—is truly wonderful.
Perfect Days: A Special DayTakako Matsu, Sayaka Kanda
This song was created as the theme for “Frozen Fever.” It depicts Elsa’s efforts to celebrate her sister Anna’s birthday, beautifully expressing the love between the sisters.
The harmony between Takako Matsu and Sayaka Kanda is outstanding, and just listening to it warms your heart.
Released in April 2015, the song became a major topic among Disney fans.
Since it was released together with the short film, it left a deep impression on many people.
It’s recommended to listen to it with your family or someone special—you’re sure to have a wonderful time.
Into the Unknown ~ As My Heart LeadsTakako Matsu (feat. AURORA)
This is a song that delicately portrays Elsa’s emotions: “Into the Unknown.” Her inner conflict and courage as she resolves to venture into an unfamiliar world are powerfully expressed through Takako Matsu’s dynamic vocals.
The collaboration with AURORA further heightens the song’s ethereal atmosphere.
Featured in Frozen 2 and sung by Takako Matsu as Elsa, it enriches a pivotal scene in the film.
Why not listen quietly on a winter night? It might awaken the spirit of adventure that sleeps within you.