Lilo & Stitch (Soundtrack zu 2025)

Der Soundtrack zu „Lilo & Stitch“ (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ist die Filmmusik zum Science-Fiction- Komödienfilm „Lilo & Stitch“ aus dem Jahr 2025, einer Realverfilmung des gleichnamigen Disney - Animationsfilms von 2002. Der Soundtrackerschien am 21. Mai 2025 bei Walt Disney Records und enthält die Originalmusik von Dan Romer sowie neu bearbeitete Lieder aus dem Original-Soundtrack , darunter auch Songs von Elvis Presley .

Im September 2022 erklärte Alan Silvestri , der Komponist des Original-Animationsfilms, in einem Interview mit Drew Taylor von TheWrap , dass er zwar während der Produktion des Realfilms keine Neuigkeiten bezüglich seiner Beteiligung habe, aber eine Rückkehr für die Fortsetzung andeutete. ^{[ 1 ]} Im Februar 2025 wurde jedoch bekannt gegeben, dass Dan Romer die Filmmusik komponieren wird. ^{[ 2 ]}

The soundtrack features almost all of the songs from the original film, including the Elvis Presley songs "(You're the) Devil in Disguise", "Hound Dog", "Heartbreak Hotel," "Stuck on You", and "Suspicious Minds" and a new cover of "Burning Love" produced by Bruno Mars and performed by his nephews Nyjah Music and Zyah Rhythm.^[3][4][5]Mark Kealiʻi Hoʻomalu and The Kamehameha Schools Children's Chorus returned to record a retitled version of "He Mele No Lilo" from the original movie called "He Lei Pāpahi No Lilo a me Stitch"; the chorus was conducted by the choir director Lynell K. Bright, who also worked on the animated film and whose son is one of the 2025 film's screenwriters Chris Kekaniokalani Bright.^[4]Iam Tongi and the Chorus also recorded a new version of "Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride",^[6] which was featured in the first trailer.^[7][8][9]

Liliʻuokalani's "Aloha ʻOe," a song featured prominently throughout the animated continuity, returns for the 2025 film in a duet performed by Sydney Agudong and Maia Kealoha as Nani and Lilo respectively.^[4]Tia Carrere, who plays Mrs. Kekoa in this film and was the voice of Nani Pelekai in the animated continuity, would later tell Agudong during an interview that the latter's pronunciation of the song's lyrics was more accurate than when Carrere herself performed the song for the 2002 film, claiming that her grandmother "gave [her] the wrong words" to the song before she performed it for that film.^[10]

Dem Soundtrack ging die Single „Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride“ voraus, die am 9. Mai 2025 veröffentlicht wurde. ^{[ 11 ] [ 12 ]} Tongi und der Chor präsentierten den Song live in der 23. Staffel von American Idol am 12. Mai. ^{[ 13 ]} Walt Disney Records veröffentlichte das Soundtrack-Album am 21. Mai über digitale Streaming-Plattformen. ^{[ 14 ]} Eine limitierte Picture-Disc- Single auf 10-Zoll-Vinyl mit drei der Songs – „He Lei Pāpahi No Lilo a me Stitch“, „Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride“ und „Burning Love“ – erschien am 23. Mai 2025. ^{[ 15 ]}