Can't Get Enough of Aladdin's Naomi Scott? Wait Until You Hear Her Sing

Updated on May 27, 2019 at 11:10 AM

One of the best updates to Disney's new live-action adaptation of Aladdin is Jasmine's solo song, "Speechless." Not only does the song give Jasmine her time to shine, but the use of actress Naomi Scott's voice is a brilliant choice, given that her set of pipes would make any Disney princess proud!

Audiences first got a taste of Scott's voice with her role in Disney Channel's 2011 TV movie Lemonade Mouth, and its accompanying short, Lemonade Mouth: Somebody. She's independently released two EPs (Invisible Division and Promises), but her focus has mainly been on her ever-growing acting career. Luckily, when you're as talented as Scott, you can do both! Watch Scott performing Jasmine's new solo, "Speechless" ahead, as well as a few other videos showing off her impressive vocals.

"Speechless" From the Aladdin Soundtrack

"Vows" by Naomi Scott

"Lover's Lies" by Naomi Scott

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Can't Get Enough of Aladdin's Naomi Scott? Wait Until You Hear Her Sing

"Speechless" From the Aladdin Soundtrack

"Vows" by Naomi Scott

"Lover's Lies" by Naomi Scott

"Take Me to Church" by Hozier

"Say Nothing" by Naomi Scott

"Hear the Bells" by Naomi Scott

"Hear the Bells" (Acoustic) by Naomi Scott

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