Alan Menken’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Alan Menken has created many famous songs that anyone who has seen Disney movies will recognize.
This time, we’re shining a spotlight on him.
We’ve listed his most popular tracks in a ranking based on play counts.
Be sure to check them out.
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Alan Menken Popular Song Rankings [2026] (21–30)
CampfireAlan Menken22rank/position

Rapunzel uses the mysterious power of her hair to heal Flynn Rider’s wound, and her secret is revealed.
He, in turn, shares his real name and background, and it’s the first time they truly get to know each other.
As the song plays, the two gradually grow closer, but the sudden appearance of Gothel shifts the mood, creating a palpable sense of unease.
Enchanted SuiteAlan Menken23rank/position

Disney’s Enchanted, where modern-day New York collides with a fairytale world.
This luxurious orchestral suite distills the melodies that color its story—from sparkling, fantastical sonorities to sleek, urban rhythms—packed with all the film’s exciting elements.
Composed by Disney music maestro Alan Menken, the performance by the Hollywood Studio Symphony is breathtaking and guaranteed to set your heart racing.
In about four and a half minutes, you can relive the world of the movie, making it perfect for a quick pick-me-up while working or whenever you want to bask in a happy mood.
Its rich resonance will turn everyday life into a world of magic.
Escape RouteAlan Menken24rank/position

A track distinguished by its beautiful melody and powerful orchestration.
It’s a tense piece that colors the scene in the film Tangled where the protagonists flee their pursuers.
Composed by Alan Menken, it drew attention from the time of the film’s 2010 release.
The rapid, dramatic development of the music is striking, gripping the audience’s hearts.
Though it has no lyrics, it immerses you in its world and lets you savor the excitement of adventure.
Ever Ever AfterAlan Menken25rank/position

Created for the Disney film Enchanted, this song celebrates the importance of holding on to dreams and hope.
Carrie Underwood’s vocals resonate over a melody that blends pop and country elements.
Released in November 2007, the track was used over the film’s end credits, and a music video was also produced.
Set in New York City, the video’s striking visuals combine animation and live action.
It’s perfect as wedding background music, and it would be a lovely gift to bless the bride and groom.
The lyrics, filled with hope for a happy future, are sure to heighten anticipation for the couple’s new life together.
Flynn WantedAlan Menken26rank/position

This plays during the scene where Flynn Rider, a thief, is fleeing after stealing the royal tiara.
It becomes an important moment where he meets Maximus, the horse who is among the soldiers chasing him.
After a funny sequence where a man and a horse desperately tussle over the tiara, he arrives at the tower where Rapunzel lives.
Friend Like MeAlan Menken27rank/position

While silky melodies reminiscent of smooth jazz may seem like the trumpet’s main allure, that’s not all there is.
Swing jazz is also a great genre for appreciating the instrument’s charm.
“Friend Like Me,” which appears in the Disney film Aladdin, is arranged as a musical-style swing jazz number.
The powerful orchestra and Koichi Yamadera’s vocals in the role of Genie are a perfect match.
Go The DistanceAlan Menken28rank/position

Go the Distance is a song that’s well-loved as the theme for Disney’s Hercules.
It’s a work by Michael Bolton, who has produced many classic ballads.
Set to a gentle melody, it sings of the protagonist expanding his hopes for the future.
Since it’s quite slow and has a steady tempo, it seems relatively easy to sing.
By the way, if you want to know the lyrical content, you can also check a Japanese translation version.


