No music from Rob for New Moon

RPattz has said that he will not be recording new tracks for new moon. 
Contact Music says that he sees music as a back-up career.
TWILIGHT star ROBERT PATTINSON has turned down the chance to contribute to the soundtrack for the vampire movie's forthcoming sequel - because he wants to keep music as a back up career. The British actor is a talented composer, pianist and guitarist and wrote two songs for the original movie, helping the soundtrack top the U.S. album charts upon its release last year (08). 
But Pattinson insists he's now taking a backseat to rockers Paramore, who are penning the title track to the movie's sequel, New Moon - because pursuing music professionally was never his intention. He tells America's OK! magazine, "I really didn't want it to look like I was trying to cash in. Music is my back up plan."
I am so looking forward to more music from him. 'Let Me Sign' and 'Never Think' was awesome...
Wait. The article also states that Paramore is recording the title track. On LiveJournal, this piece of news has been deemed false by the band themselves.

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