Today the soundtrack to acclaimed 2014 independent film “Palo Alto” is released, featuring an instrumental score and other songs. Directed by Schwartzman's cousin, the film stars, James Franco, Nat Wolff, and Jack Kilmer. Released this month on VOD, the film debuted at #2 on iTunes. Schwartzman previously scored Gia's fashion videos and short films; Palo Alto is their first feature together. Dev Hynes of also contributed to the music.

About the album, Schwartzman said: 'Very happy to release my score album and other material recorded and inspired by the film Palo Alto. It's been a fun ride collaborating with my cousin Gia; I've had the opportunity to contribute score to her fashion shorts and other videos she directed, so it's all been building up to this feature film. I started working on this music in Los Angeles in Spring of 2013 and it's great to finally make it available for everyone.' One of the songs used in the film was single 'It's You,' which has a music that recently premiered on. Schwartzman is best known as the lead singer/songwriter of the Los Angeles alternative pop band. He has written multiple top charting radio hits in the US and internationally and has been a global touring act since 2002. He has co-written and collaborated with artists such as The Jonas Brothers, James Blunt, Coconut Records, Demi Lovato, Ben Lee, Jeff Barry, Kate Pierson, Alexz Johnson, Joe Jonas, Chester French, Ocean Grove, We The Kings, Miles Fisher, and Castledoor.

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He launched an indie label in 2009 called California Dreamin’ Records and has released music by artists Miles Fisher, Lots of Love, JR., Undercover, SoloBob, Rooney, and his current solo album Double Capricorn. The album is a not-for-profit release, with all profits being donated to the, a charity that provides healthcare and education to women and children in rural areas in Tibet.

This fall, Schwartzman will be on, where he will be performing a stripped down set inside a tour bus. The tour kicks off in Boston on September 18 and includes stops in New York City, Washington DC, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and two stops in Chicago. Schwartzman plays September 27 and 28 in Chicago.

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The Rooney singer, who releases “Double Capricorn” this week, also discusses collaborating musically with his brother Jason Schwartzman, star of HBO's 'Bored to Death.' When Robert Schwartzman’s band Rooney first got signed, he was a wide-eyed kid with major label dreams who was barely out of high school. A decade later, after touring the world several times over, producing and writing with other artists like Joe Jonas and viral video sensation Miles Fisher, and selling a few hundred thousand records, he’s come back around to being an independent artist, and he couldn’t be happier for it. “It used to be ‘Get signed, make a record,’” he tells the. “Now it’s, ‘Make a record, get signed?’” Indeed, his own solo effort, titled Double Capricorn (out now), is about as far from a traditional release as you can get.

As part of Schwartzman’s own California Dreaming Records, all revenues from album sales, licensing fees and touring draws will benefit the, a not-for-profit humanitarian organization established to improve primary healthcare and education for rural Tibetan women and children. The album’s first single, “Second Chances,” pretty much says it all. Of course, Schwartzman (son of Francis Ford Coppola progeny Talia Shire) comes from a long line of accomplished artists, and this solo effort, like brother Jason’s Coconut Records, is yet another example of what must be hereditary if not God-given talent. Preview the songs on his website,, look for Schwartzman as he heads out on a national tour, and check out his thoughts on the music business then and now in THR’s video interview.