Oscar Winners for "Let It Go" Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez return w/ 7 New songs Frozen 2

#FrozenII #Frozen2 #BlackTreeTV “Frozen” hit theaters in 2013, introducing the compelling pair of sisters, a charming mountain man and an unforgettable snowman who loved summer. It became the highest-grossing animated film of all time in worldwide box office. It won an Academy Award® for best animated feature film of the year. The film’s iconic song, “Let It Go,” with music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, won an Oscar® for best original song. The Lopezes returned for “Frozen 2,” writing seven all-new original songs that capture the emotion, fun and intrigue in a compelling and forever-contagious way. They credited their daughters for inspiring a lot of the music in the first film, and it seems that perhaps some things never change. “Anna and Elsa are growing up,” says Anderson-Lopez. “And our own girls are growing up, too. Our daughters are around the same age as Jennifer Lee’s daughter. They informed the choices we made with ‘Frozen,’ and have also informed the choices we made together with ‘Frozen 2.’ As the girls get more independent and have to walk their own paths and face their own moments of crisis without us there to protect them, it’s ushered in a new era of parenting for us, which also made its way into the film.” Adds Lopez, “I feel like all of our songs lean into the theme of growing up. And the epic tone of the new movie set by Jennifer and Chris was something we wanted to hit right from the beginning.”