American Idol youngest winner Jordin Sparks has been away from the music scene for a spell and you may have been wondering what Sparks has been up to since 2009's "Battlefield" album? Sparks has finally returned and has teamed up with Disney to premiere a picture for her new song, "The World I Knew" from Disney Nature's upcoming wildlife "African Cats. Footage from the picture appears prominently throughout the video, and the 21-year-old seems so innocent throughout the scenes gazing longingly into the camera. Sparks's always great at these big vocal power ballads so it's no storm that Sparks prevails on this track.
"African Cats" movie, is a good tale of 3 different animal families in the wild. The gift is alone as this is real-life footage of animals with the storyline natural fiber around the animals. The movie focuses on a young lion cub being raised by his mother, a leader defending his house from a lion, and a mother cheetah who is raising five newborns. "African Cats" brings "The Lion King" to living on the big screen in this True Life Adventure directed by Keith Scholey and Alastair Fothergill ("Earth"). An awe-inspiring adventure blending family bonds with the ability and wily of the wild, "African Cats" leaps into theaters on Earth Day, April 22.
"The World I Knew" serves as the hymn for "African Cats," isn't specifically about nature, but its soaring chorus make it a right fit for a cinematic feature. The song's lyrics may describe a hope to finish the time and enjoy in a fleeting love affair, but set to footage of African animals in their natural habitat. It effectively captures the vehemence of Africa and curbs that exotic nature with a motherly touch. As the movie focuses on actual life felines in their natural environment, The song complements the life of the movie and speaks of interdependence and how it is an natural character of life. The 'American Idol' champ's voice may only help raise awareness for the pledge of endangered species.
Sparks's silhouette shines against the Moon and goes exotic in her new picture for "The Earth I Knew," which is typical Disney magic, in respect of their new film "African Cats," and places Sparks in a surrealistic world of sparkling butterflies and magic waterfalls, as she shares the spot with lions and cheetahs, and sings about eternal love. The video begins with the season six 'American Idol' champ blowing out a cd and hunkering down for bed inside a camp in the African savanna. An animated butterfly appears and guides Sparks through the grassland, where she encounters a waterfall and witnesses sunrise.
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