Full Soundtrack from 'Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After' Now Available on Streaming

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Tuesday October 7, 2025 11:40am ET · "Disney Villains Unfairly Ever After"
Full Soundtrack from 'Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After' Now Available on Streaming

Following the May 2025 debut of Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After at Disney's Hollywood Studios, the complete official soundtrack EP is now available on major streaming platforms. The five-track collection, titled Music from Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After, is released by Walt Disney Records and features every original song from the new stage production.

This week's release follows the earlier launch of the show's signature song, "Magic Mirror," which debuted as a single in May. The newly released EP now expands the lineup to include all of the villain-led numbers featured in the live show.

Track List

  1. Magic Mirror - John Barnick (2:39)
  2. Cruella De Vil - Courtney Anderson, John Barnick (2:30)
  3. The Elegant Captain Hook (Never Smile at a Crocodile) - Thom Bradford, John Barnick (3:12)
  4. Once Upon a Dream - Leah Mattfield, John Barnick (3:05)
  5. Magic Mirror (Remix) - Jonathan "Dakari" St. Aimee (2:09)

The full EP is available now on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, and other major streaming platforms.

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Anyone know if the Villians Show is going to close around the same time RnRC closes down? The only way to get into the theater entrance is in the G-force plaza or build refurb walls get built?
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I doubt they'd shut villains down after less than a year
↩ replying to Cmdr_Crimson
Probably just a bypass walkway I imagine for now, they don’t really need the whole plaza right now anyway
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The exterior of RnR isn't changing much outside of the guitar. They'll likely just put up walls around that and the ride entrance and keep a path to the show.
Back from the dead.

Just saw this show for the first time and I have a question.

Why do they show Magnifico as one of the trapped villains attempting to escape, when he is the Evil Queen’s magic mirror face that narrates the show?
↩ replying to DCLcruiser
He’s not the mirror. It was just a reference.
↩ replying to Jedi14
Doesn’t he get sucked in and then the face appears?
↩ replying to DCLcruiser
That’s the reference
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I’m confused then. He’s in the show, but he is the narrator also.
↩ replying to DCLcruiser
As far as the show is concerned, they're two different characters. It just makes it easier because of how confusing the ending of Wish was and Magnifico is just a cameo in the show like most of the other villains.
In the movie, it was never explicitly said that he became the Evil Queen's Magic Mirror, all that happened was that he was trapped inside of a mirror and it was alluded to being a reference to the Magic Mirror. I think people ran with the idea that he became the Evil Queen's Magic Mirror because the film made Asha became a fairy godmother with the same cloak as Cinderella's Fairy Godmother.
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You’re probably right. They figured people aren’t smart enough to realize and just inserted a recent IP.

Separating them is confusing and redundant. If they are trying to create a Genesis story for the Mirror, they should fully embrace it.

He’s the Mirror Mirror face. I recall seeing it in real time. Here is slow motion:
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I think it’s just an Easter egg like all the others in the movie. I really doubt the makers of the movie were seriously trying to create an origin story for the magic mirror. He sounds nothing like Magnifico when he speaks and clearly is a different “person.”
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Wasn’t the point of Wish to create the Disney Universe where characters originated? They even introduced Peter Pan.
↩ replying to DCLcruiser
The plot was all over the place.

They wanted to make a animated musical based on "wishing on a star." So, they had to develop a back story for wishes and stars and then create a villain abusing wishes. Then they crammed in as many allusions to Disney IP as possible.

It's more like the Disney Multiverse.
One of the worst recent Disney films...