Kim James 
Fans of Disney films and TV indicates can now dive into a committed tune hub on Spotify, featuring seven playlist sections with pinnacle hits from Disney animated favorites and tune from Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars films. Disney’s No. 1 maximum-streamed tune on Spotify is “Let It Go” from the “Frozen” soundtrack, observed by way of “Moana”’s “How Far I’ll Go” and “You’re Welcome”; “Life Is a Highway” from “Cars”; and “You’ll Be in My Heart” from Tarzan.
The terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. According to Spotify, its users have streamed almost 2.Five billion mins of Disney music at the service year-to-date in 2019 on my own. Under the percent, beginning July 17, Spotify customers within the U.S., the U.K., Ireland, South Africa, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand can seek “Disney” on the streaming-audio service to discover a unique hub for a track the Mouse House. The sections inside the Disney hub on Spotify are Disney Hits (top songs from the Disney and Pixar movies); Disney Favorites; Disney Classics; Disney Sing-alongs; Disney Princess; Marvel Music; and Best of Star Wars.
Spotify’s Disney hub also presently capabilities a playlist with tracks from Jon Favreau’s new remake of “The Lion King,” which opens July 18, and hyperlinks to soundtracks from Disney movies and TV titles inclusive of “Frozen,” “Moana,” “The Little Mermaid,” “Coco,” “High School Musical,” “Beauty and the Beast,” “Tangled,” “Mary Poppins Returns” and “Toy Story 4.” Just over 12 months in the past, the Indiana local — then a budding drag queen freshly delivered to America on season 10 of RuPaul’s Drag Race — had her desires overwhelmed in the front of a nationwide target market while she turned into removed from the truth competition series in the ninth region, quickly after she’d spread out to the arena approximately her experience with a sexual attack.
Now, expectantly armed together with her new unmarried, the 24-yr-antique stands tall over her past struggles at the leading edge of a landmark publishing deal between Producer Entertainment Group and Warner Music’s Alternative Distribution Alliance, self-growing a brand new reality from the ashes as a survivor who observed her power thru song and is prepared to share it with the sector on a scale hardly ever afforded to her network.
“People remaining saw me on Drag Race as someone they considered broken and a sufferer. Today, I stay my existence as a survivor. The hole between that became finding love — with a person else and myself,” St. Clair says of the inspiration for her state-of-the-art single, “Easy Love,” the primary flavor of a mystery mission coming later this yr (and the sultry track video for which EW can exclusively monitor above).
“Two years ago, I couldn’t do this,” she adds of the steamy, airy video’s sensual scenes, which came together only because of their famous person’s capability to heal via musical remedy. “I turned into so fearful of being susceptible and displaying pores and skin, due to the fact being vulnerable also supposed laying close to a person else, and I wasn’t letting people be near me. This became my full-circle moment. I feel comfy in my skin and with my voice, so I sense cozy sharing that and residing life.”
Watch the entire “Easy Love” song video above, and study on for EW’s extended communique with St. Clair, wherein she discusses her new musical route, finding chemistry with a attractive male model, and her involvement in New York Magazine‘s latest (arguable) RuPaul’s Drag Race feature.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: I love this track! Sonically, it’s a remarkable one-of-a-kind from your ultimate album. Is this a single from a brand new album with a distinctive, innovative direction?
Music is the track, and it has no definition using gender and orientation. Not all song wishes to be a membership bop to be fun and exciting. For me, the track is set my private life. [I’m telling] a tale about how I’ve evolved. People last noticed me on Drag Race as a person they considered damaged and a victim. Today, I stay my existence as a survivor. The hole between that turned into locating love — with someone else and myself.
Was it therapeutic drawing close music in a new manner with a focal point on intimacy after the enjoy you went through with assault?
Absolutely. My first album changed into written after I’d already been eliminated. I used that song as a remedy. Since then, I’ve risen and grown as someone. This tune is phase two of my existence: This is the Blair St. Clair as a sturdy, impartial, happy, humbled lady, despite everything that remedy.
