Is Robert Pattinson quietly plotting his musical comeback?
Robert Pattinson has officially registered seven solo songs with the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), sparking speculation about a potential debut album.
The tracks include 'Bent Out That Midnight Day', 'Best Friend', 'Fascinate', 'Fell Off', 'Green Light', 'Waiting On Me', and 'Witness (You See Me)'.
This marks a musical return for the 'Batman' and 'Mickey 17' star, who previously contributed two songs, 'Never Think' and 'Let Me Sign', to the 'Twilight' soundtrack. Both were co-written with longtime collaborator Marcus Foster, who is also credited on the new material.
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Though no release date or format has been announced, fans are eagerly anticipating whether Pattinson will expand his creative reach into a full album or EP.
Meanwhile, his latest film, 'Die My Love', co-starring Jennifer Lawrence, is set for release on 14 November, further cementing Pattinson's diverse artistic trajectory.
