BINI, SB19 and Lea Salonga Lead ‘Forgotten Island’ Soundtrack (EXCLUSIVE)

SalonNews newsroom brief · 1h ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

The full tracklisting for  Dreamworks Animation’s “Forgotten Island” has been revealed. SB19, BINI and Lea Salonga are among the artists leading the soundtrack. As previously mentioned, H.E.R. and Katseye’s Sophia Laforteza also feature. The soundtrack will be released on Sept. 1

The announcement of the "Forgotten Island" soundtrack lineup is making waves in the music and animation industries, and for good reason. With a diverse range of artists, including K-pop sensation SB19, Filipino pop group BINI, and legendary singer Lea Salonga, this soundtrack is shaping up to be a cultural phenomenon. The inclusion of H.E.R. and Sophia Laforteza from K-pop group Katseye adds to the excitement, showcasing the film's commitment to showcasing a wide range of musical talents.

What's notable here is the strategic decision to feature artists with significant followings in the Asian market. With SB19 and BINI, both popular in the Philippines and beyond, and Lea Salonga, a beloved icon in the Filipino community, Dreamworks Animation is clearly aiming to tap into the lucrative Asian market. This move makes sense, given the growing importance of international box office revenue for animated films. By incorporating local talent and languages, the studio is likely hoping to create a deeper connection with audiences in these regions.

As the soundtrack release date approaches, all eyes will be on how these artists' styles mesh with the film's narrative. Will the soundtrack be a cohesive listen, or will it feel like a collection of disparate tracks? With the release just around the corner on September 1, fans won't have to wait much longer to find out. Keep an ear out for how this soundtrack performs on streaming charts and whether it will translate to box office success for "Forgotten Island," which is likely to be a major player in the upcoming animation slate.

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