Disneyremixmania

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Disneyremixmania
DisneyRemixMania.jpg
Remix album by
Various artists
ReleasedSeptember 27, 2005
Genre
Length48:22
Label Walt Disney
Producer
  • Jay Landers
  • Dani Markman
  • Marco Marinangeli
Disneymania album chronology
Disneymania 3
(2005)
Disneyremixmania
(2005)
Disneymania 4
(2006)

Disneyremixmania is the first remix album in the Disneymania series. It comprises fourteen songs from the past three volumes remixed to create dance versions of Disney songs. Additionally, the "Disneyremixmania Mega Mix" contains three Disneymania 3 songs mashed into a medley by DJ Skribble. The album peaked at #146 on the Billboard 200, making it the lowest charting album in the series until Princess Disneymania which peaked at #191 on the Billboard 200. Also, it was the first album in the series to not be certified Gold. It has sold about 50,000 copies in the US which is the second lowest for a Disneymania album, ahead of only Princess Disneymania, which has sold only 9,000 copies in the US.

Contents

Track listing

#TitlePerformer(s)Original sourceLength
1"The 2nd Star to the Right" (Lost Boys Remix) Jesse McCartney Peter Pan2:49
2"I Won't Say (I'm in Love)" (Grrl Power Remix) The Cheetah Girls Hercules2:55
3"Under the Sea" (Reggae Remix) Raven-Symoné The Little Mermaid2:58
4"Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride" (Mahalo Remix) Jump5 Lilo and Stitch3:15
5"It's a Small World" (Shorty Remix) Baha Men It's a Small World2:58
6"I Wan'na Be Like You" (Monkey C Remix) Smash Mouth The Jungle Book3:23
7"The Siamese Cat Song" (Cat-Scratch Remix) Hilary Duff & Haylie Duff Lady and the Tramp2:59
8"Colors of the Wind" (Soul Sister Remix) Ashanti & Lil' sis Shi ShiPocahontas3:52
9"Circle of Life" (All Star Remix) Disney Channel Circle of Stars The Lion King3:58
10"The Bare Necessities" (Jungle Boogie Remix) Bowling for Soup The Jungle Book3:20
11"Part of Your World" (C-Girl Rock Remix) Skye Sweetnam The Little Mermaid2:54
12"True to Your Heart" (China Doll Remix)Raven-SymonéMulan3:41
13"Strangers Like Me" (Jungle Rock Remix) Everlife Tarzan3:38
14"Cruella De Vil" (DJ Skribble Spot Remix) Lalaine 101 Dalmatians2:28
15"DJ Skribble Megamix (Under the Sea/I Won't Say (I'm in Love)/Cruella De Vil)"Raven-Symoné, The Cheetah Girls & LalaineThe Little Mermaid / Hercules / 101 Dalmatians3:07

Chart positions

Singles

  1. "Under the Sea (Reggae Mix)" Raven-Symoné

Videos

  1. "DJ Skribble Megamix"- Raven-Symoné, The Cheetah Girls, Lalaine
  2. "Under the Sea" - Raven-Symoné

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