Songs from Frozen. List of Frozen’s main theme song and insert songs.

Lullaby of the Enchanted RiverKacey Musgraves

Kacey Musgraves – All Is Found (From “Frozen 2″/Lyric Video)

This is the song that appears as the end credit track for Frozen 2.

It’s a gentle, dreamlike ballad performed by country singer Kacey Musgraves.

The lyrics carry a hopeful message that what’s lost will one day be found, tying deeply into the film’s story.

With imagery that symbolizes the forces of nature and motherhood, the song resonates powerfully with listeners.

Released alongside the film in 2019, it is also included on the soundtrack album.

It’s perfect for listening alone on a quiet night, or for sharing with someone special.

Lullaby of the Enchanted RiverYoh Yoshida

Yoshida Yō – All Is Found (From “Frozen 2”)

With lyrics that awaken curiosity and Yoshida Yō’s warm, rich vocals, this song brings to mind the film’s most moving scenes.

Used as an insert song in Frozen 2, it has been highly praised by fans of the movie.

Beginning with a mother’s gentle words to lull her child to sleep, the lyrics portray a journey to a magical river, symbolizing the film’s themes of family bonds and the quest for self-discovery.

It’s a perfect pick for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in the story’s world or is looking for a heartwarming lullaby.

Heart of IceNoriyuki Konishi, Kuma, Makoto Okada, Kanjiro Murakami, Kaiya Kato, Atsuomi Kashimura, Takuro Asakuma, Yasuhiko Nemoto

Frozen Heart in Japanese (氷の心) – Soundtrack Version (Kanji, Romanji and English Translation)

As the first song that opens the story, it’s an insert song that plays during the scene depicting Kristoff’s childhood, not only singing about life in the kingdom of ice but also showing how he grew up.

With men taking the lead as they work and sing, the piece is filled with a rugged, robust energy.

What I can doSayaka Kanda

Sayaka Kanda – The Next Right Thing (From “Frozen 2”)

This song appears as one of the musical numbers in Frozen II.

Sayaka Kanda, who voices Anna, delivers a powerfully moving performance.

The lyrics convey Anna’s determination to face hardships and keep moving forward, inspiring courage in listeners.

In the film, it’s sung during the scene where Anna steps into the unknown with Elsa, making it a memorable piece that symbolizes her growth.

It’s a medium-tempo ballad, highlighted by Kanda’s clear, crystalline vocals.

It’s a perfect song for when you want to rally yourself or for anyone trying to overcome difficulties.

Something that never changesSayaka Kanda, Takako Matsu, Shunsuke Takeuchi, Shinichiro Hara

Sayaka Kanda, Takako Matsu, Shunsuke Takeuchi, Shinichiro Hara – Some Things Never Change (From “Frozen 2”)

This song captivates with its heart-touching melody and moving lyrics.

Centered on the theme of unwavering love and bonds, it conveys the feelings of its characters.

The piano- and string-based arrangement beautifully expresses the world of the lyrics.

Used as an insert song in Frozen 2, it enhanced an important scene in the story.

The piece carries a powerful energy that heightens the film’s climax.

It’s a recommended track for moments when you want to feel your bond with someone special or when you need the strength to look forward and push on.

The performances by the stellar cast, including Sayaka Kanda, are superb and convey the characters’ emotions even more vividly.

Longed-for SummerPierre Taki

A main clip from the film Frozen featuring vocals by Pierre Taki

It’s a song where Olaf, a snowman who has never experienced summer, single-mindedly expresses his longing for it.

The lyrics are amusing in how things that are ordinary for humans are special to Olaf, and the irresistibly cute visuals make you wonder if there could ever be a snowman who suits summer this well.

Great ThawChristophe Beck & Frode Fjellheim

31. The Great Thaw (Vuelie Reprise) (Frozen Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

It’s the piece that plays during the scene where Anna and Elsa reaffirm their sisterly love.

Just by listening, you can picture Anna and the frozen kingdom returning to their original state—it’s grand and fills you with happiness.

Another highlight is that previously featured songs reappear with slight rearrangements.