May 22, 2015 05:39 AM EDT
Christina Aguilera: Impersonations [WATCH] + “Finding Neverland The Album” Ballad [LISTEN]

Christina Aguilera just released a new song. The ballad "Anywhere But Here" is a soothing track for the "Finding Neverland: The Album."

Republic Records even posted a lyric video for the tune on her YouTube account. Listen to the song here:

The "The Voice" judge joins other artists such as John Legend, Ellie Goulding, Zendaya, Jennifer Lopez and Trey Songz, Jon Bon Jovi, Rita Ora and Sage The Gemini, and Nick Jonas for the Broadway musical's soundtrack.

Kiesza, Paloma Faith, Pentatonix, Gary Barlow, Christina Perri and the Goo Goo Dolls have also contributed to the album.

"Glee" cast member Matthew Morrison originally sings "Anywhere But Here" for the Broadway production. But for the album, Morrison recorded "We Own The Night." The "Finding Neverland: The Album" will be released on June 9.

In other Aguilera news, the "Genie In A Bottle" singer made headlines quite recently for impersonations on other notable artists. The series of imitations was a "digital exclusive" for the "The Voice" finale.

Although the impersonations aren't exactly on point, fans love how Christina is showing a more goofy and comedic side to herself. She first impersonates Miley Cyrus, with her famous foam finger and mouse ears.

The next cut then shows the "Lady Marmalade" singer imitating Sia, with a larger than life blinding white wig covering her face. It was fairly short, but hilarious as she pokes fun at the "Chandelier" singer's wig choices.

Not so surprisingly, Christina also tries to channel Britney Spears in her "Baby One More Time" outfit. Aguilera also tried to capture Shakira's Colombian accent.

As if that wasn't enough, the "Burlesque" actress also copies Lady Gaga, as she was being carried to her chair. She also added some funny commentary about the "Bad Romance" singer's unconventional fashion choices.

Probably the best impersonation she made was of Cher's glamorous diva personality.

Watch her impersonations below.

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