mentioning Rob on the list of "Actors with musical talent"...
source: @Mel452 via r-pattz.com
...Now here comes the vid. .....!!!
On the night this video was recorded, Adam Shankman (Film Director & Judge on So You Think You Can Dance, Season 3) sent out this tweet, sending the Twihards and RPatz fans into a frenzy.
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"I really want to start doing gigs again, but I'm not really sure how to go about that"and the talking about cello....
What about the fact that Breaking Dawn is a two-parter? Knowing you’re also going to be scoring Part II, does where the story goes from here enter into the picture at all for you? When you’re thinking of these themes?you can read the whole interview HERE
Well, I’ve read the script, but I haven’t seen any of Part II yet. But I did have to write a theme that Edward plays on camera in Part II. Bill wanted to echo the “Bella’s Lullaby” scene from the first Twilight in the last part, and so I had to write a lullaby for that well in advance so Rob Pattinson could learn the fingering – he’s a musician and prides himself on being able to do that.
So we know that’s an important part of Part II. And we hint at that theme in Part I. But honestly, it was quite a challenge for me to get my head around the 80 minutes of music for this one. My scores are usually half that. So I didn’t give very much thought to Part II while I was doing Part I.
Film Music Reporter has received the track list of the score release for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1. The album features the original score by composer Carter Burwell. The soundtrack will be released on December 13, 2011 and is available for pre-order on Amazon.
For updates on the soundtrack, visit the official soundtrack page
to order => Amazon.comtrack list:1. The Kingdom Where Nobody Dies 2. Cold Feet 3. What You See In The Mirror 4. Wedding Nightmare 5. Wolves on the Beach 6. Goodbyes 7. A Nova Vida 8. The Threshold 9. Pregnant 10. Morte 11. Honeymoon in Eclipse 12. A Wolf Stands Up 13. Two Man Pack 14. Don’t Choose That 15. O Negative 16. Hearing The Baby 17. Playing Wolves 18. Let’s Start With Forever 19. It’s Renesmee 20. The Venom 21. Hearts Failing 22. Biting 23. Jacob Imprints 24. You Kill Her You Kill Me 25. Bella Reborn
One could even argue that Rathbone himself is leading a bit of a double life. In addition to acting and being a heartthrob for the Twilight set, Rathbone is also a musician. His band 100 Monkeys, a multi-piece funk rock band, tours often. Although, as Rathbone revealed, it sounds like he and his Twilight co-stars could have formed their very own group over the course of the years.
“Rob [Pattinson] and I have jammed quite a bit (on the set),” he says. “Miss [Kristen] Stewart is quite a guitarist and singer herself. Nikki Reed is actually a fantastic songwriter and she is an amazing singer, too, but it’s hard to get her to sing. I think I’m one of the few people that’s ever gotten her to sing. I badgered her enough. On this last movie I was teaching Ashley [Greene] a little bit about the ukulele. Kellan [Lutz] is actually taking up the guitar…We always had a good ol’ time [playing music together on the set.]“
Charlie Simpson says that he would jump at the chance to duet with Twilight star, Robert Pattinson. The former Busted member says that Pattinson has got a great voice and he’s love to work with him:
“I heard one of his songs, I think it was on the Twilight soundtrack, someone said I should check out his stuff. [A duet] would be awesome, I’d be well up for that”.
Simpson’s band, Fightstar, are currently on hiatus and the singer released a solo album, ‘Young Pilgrim’, in August.
In honor of the new “Parks & Recreation” season, we went souvenir shopping on Canal Street with Scott last week. Herewith, some of his thoughts on other celebrities, explained while perusing Obama mugs and “I Heart NY” t-shirts:
On Rob Pattinson: “No, he is not putting out an album! God, I don’t understand actors who put out albums. I don’t think anyone should take being a famous actor as a cue that it’s time put out an album. I mean, can you imagine how many album he’ll sell? So many. So why not, I guess. That would be cool if he came out with an album of really weird growly rock. I would love that, but I fear it’ll be navel-gazing acoustic balladry that’ll make me want to kill myself.”
like S. form Robstenation, I'm wainting for Gossip Cop...Robert Pattinson, rock star?
The British actor, 25, is prepping to record an album imminently, two sources tell Us Weekly.
"Rob has been kicking a few original songs around for a long time, but his schedule didn't allow it," one insider explains of the superstar, who recorded two songs, "Never Think" (which he co-wrote with pal Sam Bradley) and "Let Me Sign" for the original Twilight soundtrack.
"Now he's got some weeks to get everything in line before going back to promoting Breaking Dawn."
But don't expect a chart-topping album with broad mass appeal and a string of top 40 hits. "The album Rob will make will be guitar-based and drums, very organic-sounding, nothing pop," explains a second source of the indie-music fan, "Like stripped-down Ray LaMontagne meets Van Morrison."
Pattinson frequently had hotel room jam sessions with other Twilight pals while shooting the flicks in Vancouver and elsewhere. His Twilight costar (and fellow musician) Jackson Rathbone said Kristen Stewart's man "loves to play the blues. He can hold his own on a guitar. We enjoyed jamming together when we had the time. Very humble and quiet guy.
"Music is his first love!" says the second source. "He's tortured because he avoids it. When he's sitting around jamming in the studio, it's his favorite moment of life."
To prep for the recording session, the guitar player has been "studying on on other instruments -- like piano and horns," the first source reveals. "It's an obsession for him.
Robert Pattinson Not Recording A Solo Album
Contrary to online rumors, 'Breaking Dawn' star has no plans to drop an LP, rep confirms to MTV News.
MTV News reached out to Pattinson's rep, who told us, "The report is untrue. He is not working on an album right now."
Of course, that is not to say Pattinson might not record music someday — he has previously recorded "Never Think" and "Let Me Sign" for the original "Twilight" soundtrack — but it's not happening now.
When we caught up with "Breaking Dawn" director Bill Condon at Comic-Con, he confirmed that there would be some familiar musical themes weaved into the fourth film, courtesy of composer Carter Burwell, who scored the first movie. And while the director would not confirm Pattinson's inclusion on the soundtrack, he hinted that some of the musically inclined castmembers might lend their talents.to read the full article => HERE
"Shot my first music video for singer songwriter Marcus Foster at Polydor.
Thank yous to Kristen Stewart, Sylvia Farago, Tom Sturridge and Spring Film London!
Went exclusive on MSN this week. The 2nd most views of any music video on their site this year - in the first 24hrs..."
Twilight star Kristen helps to bring new blood to music world
Singer-songwriter Marcus Foster has been able to call on famous friends including the stars of the Twilight films in his quest to make the big time after 10 years playing in London pubs and bars.
Foster, 25, who has a debut album coming out this month, enlisted Kristen Stewart to star in his new video, launching today on YouTube. And growing up in south-west London, Robert Pattinson - Stewart's co-star in the vampire movies franchise - was Foster's best friend at Harrodian School in Barnet.
The Boat That Rocked star Tom Sturridge, whose siblings were fellow pupils, became another pal. So when Foster got a record deal and decided the first single, I Was Broken, from the album needed a boost, Sturridge devised a script and Stewart responded quickly to an email request to star.
"I called in favours. I'm really lucky," Foster said. The video was wrapped up in five days in Kentish Town last week. The single is out on September 19 with the album, Nameless Path, a week later.
Marcus Foster // 'I Was Broken' video unveiled featuring Kristen Stewart
Marcus Foster premiered the video for his new single 'I Was Broken' yesterday afternoon on MSN Music. The video features as exclusive appearance by Twilight star Kristen Stewart and in a little over 24 hours the video has been viewed a staggering 223,000 times. Already it's become MSN's second most-viewed music video in 2011.
Scripted and mentored by Marcus' long standing friend and actor, Tom Sturridge, the video was filmed last week in London after Marcus decided to make his own accompaniment to the song.
Hey – this is the official video for my new single “I Was Broken” starring Kristen Stewart and you can watch it online now. MSN are running the exclusive for today (Thursday 1st Sept) and it will be available for you all online everywhere tomorrow.“I Was Broken” is taken from Marcus’ new album “Nameless Path” which is available in stores on Sept 26th.
Pre-orders are available from HMV, iTunes and Play.com
"I Was Broken" is the new single from Marcus Foster, out 19 September, with the video featuring Twilight star Kristen Stewart. The track is taken from his debut album "Nameless Path", released 26 September.