The latest Disney Frozen cover features all out favorite Disney and Pixar character voices singing 'Let it Go.' Brian Hull is a Dallas Baptist University student and he is the one behind the Frozen song with 21 different Disney and Pixar character voices.
He does a great job at incorporating the voices and for the most part he sounds exactly like them. Brian Hull told Examiner.com that he almost didn't record the song, but did so to win a $100 Disney gift card. "The night before I submitted my video, I was having second thoughts about how good it was, so I posted it to my Facebook, just so I could get honest feedback from my friends."
The 22-year-old is currently studying to become a vocal performance major and it looks as though he is on the right track.
Animated Voice Compilation Covers
This Disney Frozen Cover Incorporates 21 Animated Voices
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