Robert Pattinson hid this talent for years. "People hate it."

After his role in the "Twilight" series, which catapulted him to global fame, Robert Pattinson quickly made a name for himself, pursuing ambitious cinematic projects. He most recently starred in "Mickey 17" and will be seen again as Batman in 2027. Between film projects, the actor has been devoting his time to music. There are many indications that Pattinson is preparing to release his debut album.

According to NME, Robert Pattinson has already completed several songs, which he has submitted to ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers). The songs include "Bent Out That Midnight Day," "Best Friend," "Fascinate," "Fell Off," "Green Light," "Waiting On Me," and "Witness (You See Me)."

Robert Pattinson's release of an album won't surprise those who know he's been playing guitar, singing, and writing songs since he was a child. He showcased his musical passion on the first soundtrack for the film "Twilight," where he performed the songs "Never Think" and "Let Me Sign." He also lent his vocal talents to the film "High Life."

Although music has always been a part of his life, the actor long resisted expressing his full vocal potential. As recently as 2011, he declared that he would avoid pursuing this career path for as long as possible.

- People hate it when actors become musicians - he revealed in an interview with E! Online.

Perhaps after a dozen or so years he changed his mind on this matter.