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Best of 2025 Music: Runners Up
And Our last section of runner ups include.
Shakira “Zoo” Gazelle lives as Shakira gives us another jam that Nick, Judy and the Zootopia crew can jam out too.
ED Sheeran “Aizam” Ed continues his streak of oddly named albums with an oddly named lead single.
Rumi (EJAE) and Jinu (Andrew Choi) “Free” KDHs first appearance on this countdown sees the leads of Huntrix and Saja want more than what they’re born from.
Jenny Kidd “Breaking Through (Heart of Gold)” The emotional resonance of DK Bananza sees young Pauline become the driving force behind the underground journey of a certain member of the Kingdom of Kong.
Umeda Cypher “Urusiren” Fire Force brought its power with its final season as each episode closed with this resonance and visual journey back through the show.
In the episode of Sofia the First where Rapunzel makes an appearance her speaking voice sounds like Mandy but the singing voice sounds nothing like her. Is Mandy only doing the talking or did they adjust her voice in editing?
Mandy only did the speaking role for “The Curse of Princess Ivy.” The song “Risk It All” was sung by Jenny Kidd, who was uncredited for it. However, she announced it on her professional FaceBook page at the time of release. (x)
Putting People in the Pitch MCN 2016
Speakers Session Leader : Alli Burness, Experience Designer, ThinkPlace Speaker : Meagan Estep, Social Media Manager, National Gallery of Art Speaker : Jenny Kidd, Director of Teaching and Learning, Cardiff University Speaker : Chad Weinard, Independent Technologist + Strategist, Independent Visitors' social media photos have the power to transform museum practice. This forum will connect broader media theory about the use value of social photography with an exploration of what happens when museums encourage, archive and analyse social media photos related to their programs and collections. Four panellists specialising in digital media and museum education will come together: Jenny Kidd (Cardiff University, UK) will kick off with insights into the use-value of social photography gleaned from research into media and journalism, unpacking how it can be used to empower and diversify. She will go on to explore the kinds of agency, activism and play that can be fostered as a result of radical trust in such contexts. Chad Weinard (museum technologist, North Carolina) will discuss solutions for archiving visitor social media posts and connecting them to collection records. Capturing and charting such social ecosystems can provide fascinating new context to collection objects. Chad will explore how social photos can reveal collections that are alive, active and circulating in new ways. Alli Burness and Jim Fishwick (Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Sydney) will present their research examining a dataset of visitor’s social media photographs and their resulting framework for a visitor-centered social media spectrum of engagement. Meagan Estep (National Gallery of Art, DC) will finish up by discussing what it means to create space for personal connection using a museum’s social media accounts and what it means for a museum social media manager to pay attention to what visitors are engaging with. The panel will then gather to speculate about how their ideas relate and how museums can be open to being influenced by our visitors’ social media photography.
It's not related to the series, but did Mandy Moore voiced Rapunzel in Sofia the First?
She did her speaking voice, but not her singing voice. Rapunzel was sung by Jenny Kidd (who was uncredited for it). I assume this was done because it costs more to hire Mandy to sing than to speak.
Hi! Just a random question: How do you know it wasn't Mandy Moore singing in Sofia the first? Thanks
Because the woman who did it - Jenny Kidd - made a post on Facebook about it. (x)
Also, if you listen to it right next to all the Tangled songs, it doesn’t sound like Mandy.
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