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Alexander Greenwald (born October 9, 1979)[3] is an American musician and actor. Prior to his music career, he began his professional career as a teen actor with both live-action and animated roles in films like The Halloween Tree (1993) and No Dessert, Dad, till You Mow the Lawn (1994), before primarily transitioning to a music career shortly after, and has been the frontman and rhythm guitarist of the California rock band Phantom Planet since their inception in 1994. Greenwald has also been a member of Blackblack (under the moniker Clark Schädelkopf) and the indie pop supergroup Phases and is a frequent collaborator of the British musician, DJ and producer Mark Ronson. Greenwald also played a minor role in then-fianceé Brie Larson's 2017 film Unicorn Store.

Key Information

Life and career

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Greenwald performing with Phantom Planet in October 2008

In 1994, Greenwald formed Phantom Planet (named after the 1961 B-movie The Phantom Planet) in his teens at a Los Angeles Pizza Hut with four friends – guitarist Darren Robinson, bassist Sam Farrar (who is the son of Australian musicians John Farrar and Pat Carroll), guitarist Jacques Brautbar, and drummer Jason Schwartzman, who is a member of the Coppola family. The band is best known for producing the song "California", which was used as the theme song of the teen drama The O.C., which lasted four seasons. Phantom Planet went on hiatus in 2008, which was followed by a series of one-off reunions from 2011 to 2013, before permanently reuniting in 2019. The band released their comeback album, Devastator, through Greenwald's self-made label, Gong Records, in 2020.

In 2006, he and Phantom Planet bandmate Sam Farrar collaborated with the British DJ and record producer Mark Ronson, to cover the Radiohead song, "Just". The cover appears on the Radiohead tribute album Exit Music: Songs with Radio Heads (where he is solely credited as the featured performer), and was later re-issued on Ronson's album of cover versions, Version, now crediting Phantom Planet themselves as the featured artists. He appeared with Ronson at the 2007 Glastonbury Festival where he climbed up on to the lighting rig of the John Peel stage during the performance of "Just", and also sang "California". In 2010, he collaborated once again with Ronson on the album "Record Collection", on which Greenwald shares writing credits on six out of the eleven tracks. He became part of Ronson's band, The Business Intl. for this record. He was also a member of Los Angeles band Blackblack, under the moniker Clark Schädelkopf,[4] until 2007. At live shows, he was known for 1980s-style dance moves, which were inspired from watching David Byrne of Talking Heads.

Greenwald is a vegan and has appeared in at least two ads for PETA. He told PETA his reasons for going vegan: "In college I stopped eating red meat on a bet with my girlfriend at the time. She bet she could stop smoking, and I bet that I could stop eating red meat. She started smoking again, so I won, which I'm always proud of.…I had been a vegetarian as a child for whatever reason. I guess kids sometimes follow their instincts…My friend dared me to go vegan as I was reading this book Fast Food Nation, which opened my eyes to a lot of cruelties.…Ever since then, I've been vegan and enjoyed it daily."[5]

Greenwald co-produced and appeared on ex – Panic! at the Disco members Ryan Ross and Jon Walker's new band, The Young Veins debut record, Take a Vacation!.

He played bass and produced several tracks on The Like's second studio album Release Me.

He was the bassist, keyboardist, and secondary vocalist of the supergroup Phases (previously named JJAMZ, in which Greenwald was a guitarist and secondary vocalist until their name change in 2015). The group has been on an unofficial hiatus since late 2016, with a one-off reunion in 2021.

JJAMZ

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Greenwald performing in May 2010

JJAMZ was a supergroup composed of Greenwald along with James Valentine (Maroon 5), Jason Boesel (Rilo Kiley/Conor Oberst), Michael Runion (solo), and Z Berg (The Like). The group was started at karaoke night at Guys in Hollywood. The band name is an acronym, using the first letter of each member's name. The group was a means of escape from each member's respective band at the time. "JJAMZ started at an interesting time in all of our lives. We all needed some kind of escape from relationships or our other bands. It was a tumultuous time, and the lyrics just came out. It was like word vomit. I can't remember," said Z Berg in one of their first interviews as a band. The band played their first concert at the Echo Plex on January 27, 2009. The band released their debut album, Suicide Pact, on July 10, 2012. It was released through Dangerbird Records.[6]

Phases

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Greenwald performing with Phases at Webster Hall in 2015
Greenwald performing with Phases at The Grove at Farmers Market in July 2016

Following Valentine's departure from JJAMZ, the band changed its name to Phases. Signed to Warner Bros. Records, Phases was composed of Greenwald, Z Berg, Jason Boesel, and Michael Runion.

Mark Ronson & The Business International

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Greenwald performing with Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. at Webster Hall in October 2010

Greenwald is the executive producer and one of the musicians in The Business International. He also helped to write several of the songs on their album Record Collection. He is one of the lead singers in the song 'The Night Last Night', and appeared in the music video for "The Bike Song".

Cameos

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In addition to the commercials for the Gap and his appearance in the 2001 film Donnie Darko, Greenwald appeared in two music videos for the electronica band M83 – "Don't Save Us From the Flames" and "Teen Angst", the video for Uffie and Pharrell Williams' "ADD SUV", and also in videos for Mark Ronson, including the second video for "Just".

Personal life

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In 2013, Greenwald began a relationship with actress Brie Larson. In May 2016, Larson's representative confirmed that the pair was engaged.[7] On January 10, 2019, it was reported that Greenwald and Larson had called off their engagement.[8][9] In June 2020, it was confirmed that Greenwald and Australian actress Phoebe Tonkin were in a relationship, but they have since split up.[10]

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes
1993 The Halloween Tree Ralph Bengstrum (voice) TV movie
1993 Recycle Rex (Voice) Short
1994 A Pig's Tale Von Hofferman
1994 No Dessert, Dad, till You Mow the Lawn Corby
1998 Sabrina the Teenage Witch Himself (Phantom Planet frontman) Episode: And the Sabrina Goes to...
2001 Donnie Darko Seth Devlin
2005 Bad News Bears State Band Member (with Phantom Planet)
2017 Unicorn Store The Composer

Discography

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Solo
  • Yo (2014)
With JJAMZ
With Phases
With Phantom Planet
Main article: Phantom Planet discography
With Blackblack
  • Blackblack EP 1
  • Blackblack EP 2
  • BlackBlack (2006)

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Alexander Greenwald (born October 9, 1979) is an American musician, actor, and record producer best known as the and rhythm guitarist of the rock band . Greenwald co-founded in 1994 in with high school friends, including drummer , establishing the group as a key player in the city's scene during the late 1990s and early . The band's 2002 single "" from their album The Guest achieved widespread recognition as the theme song for the television series , which aired from 2003 to 2007 and significantly elevated 's profile. Phantom Planet released several albums, including their self-titled 2004 effort on , before entering a hiatus in 2009 following lineup changes; the band reunited in 2019, released their fifth studio album Devastator in 2020, and remains active as of 2025, with Greenwald as lead vocalist. Beyond , Greenwald has been involved in side projects such as the supergroup JJAMZ (formed in 2010 with members including Maroon 5's James Valentine) and the band Phases (2015–2018), where he served as bassist and secondary vocalist. As an actor, Greenwald made his most notable film appearance as Seth Devlin in Richard Kelly's cult classic (2001), alongside , and had smaller roles in films like (2005) and (2017).

Early life

Childhood and family

Alexander Greenwald, born Alexander Greenwald on October 9, 1979, in , , grew up in a Jewish family with strong artistic roots. His mother, an abstract painter and part-time guitar teacher, was a primary influence on his creative development, fostering an environment rich in artistic expression from a young age. She taught him to play the guitar around age 10 and even constructed a from a kit for him during his toddler years, sparking his initial fascination with instruments. Greenwald's early exposure to music came through his mother's guidance and their shared listening to , beginning with simple explorations at ages 4 or 5, which laid the foundation for his lifelong passion amid the culturally vibrant scene of the and early . These familial influences extended into his teenage years, where his growing interest in music led to forming a band during high school.

Education and early interests

Greenwald was raised in , , where he attended , the same grade school as future drummer , though the two lost contact until reconnecting at age 14. He later attended . This early environment in a creative city fostered his initial exposure to the arts and performance. Influenced by his family's love of music, Greenwald began exploring musical ideas during his pre-teen years, building a foundation for his later pursuits. At the age of ten, Greenwald learned to play the guitar, marking the start of his hands-on engagement with music. He was particularly drawn to the instrument's versatility, using it to experiment with songs and sounds in informal settings. This period of self-directed learning sparked a passion for , as he began sharing his playing with peers and family, honing skills that would shape his artistic development. During , Greenwald's interests expanded to include broader artistic expression, including and modeling, which complemented his musical explorations. He formed key friendships through shared creative activities, laying the groundwork for collaborative projects without formal band structures at that stage. These connections and early experiments in music and were pivotal in directing his focus toward a career in the arts.

Musical career

Phantom Planet

Phantom Planet is an American indie rock band formed in 1994 in by high school friends Alex Greenwald, Darren Robinson, , Jacques Brautbar, and . Greenwald, who serves as the band's lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and primary songwriter, has been a constant member since its inception. The group released its debut album, Phantom Planet Is Missing, in 1998, followed by the breakthrough sophomore record The Guest in 2002. The band's exposure skyrocketed in 2003 when their track "" from The Guest was selected as the theme song for the Fox television series , which aired from 2003 to 2007 and introduced their music to a mainstream audience. This placement not only boosted sales of The Guest but also provided Greenwald with increased visibility that overlapped with his early pursuits. The band continued with their self-titled third album in 2004 and Raise the Dead in 2008, during which time Brautbar departed in 2003 and Schwartzman left in 2004 to focus on , with Jeff Conrad replacing him on drums. Following the release of Raise the Dead, entered an amicable hiatus in 2008 to allow members to pursue personal lives, including marriages and for and Jeff Conrad, after years of non-stop touring since their teenage formation. During the hiatus, the band held one-off reunion shows at the in June 2012. The band then fully reunited in 2019 for ongoing performances and new material. This reunion led to the release of their fifth studio album, Devastator, in June 2020 through Gong Records, featuring Greenwald's introspective songwriting on themes of relationships and time. In recent years, Phantom Planet has maintained an active schedule, including a collaboration with Ben Lee on the reworked track "Catch My Disease 2025," released in May 2025 to mark the 20th anniversary of Lee's album Awake Is the New Sleep. The band supported O.A.R. as a special guest on select dates of the Lost Weekend Tour, including a performance on May 4, 2025, at Brooklyn Bowl in Las Vegas. However, in June 2025, the group postponed the first six shows of a planned tour run due to a family medical emergency involving Greenwald.

JJAMZ and Phases

In 2008, Alex Greenwald co-formed the supergroup JJAMZ in as a collaborative side project with longtime friends, including James Valentine of on guitar, of on drums, Michael Runion on guitar, and of on vocals. The band, whose name was an acronym derived from the first initials of its members' first names, emerged from casual jam sessions and aimed to capture a playful, friendship-driven sound blending with pop elements. Greenwald contributed as a singer, guitarist, and key songwriter, sharing lead vocals with Berg and Runion while providing rhythmic guitar work that complemented the group's harmonious, upbeat style. JJAMZ released its debut album, Suicide Pact...You First, on July 10, , via Dangerbird Records, earning positive reception in indie circles for its infectious melodies and the evident chemistry among the members. Critics praised the record's blend of jangly guitars, synth hooks, and witty lyrics, highlighting tracks like "Never Enough" and "Get What You Want" as standouts that showcased the band's unpretentious joy and musical camaraderie. The album's indie appeal was bolstered by its origins as a low-stakes endeavor among busy musicians, though it did not achieve mainstream commercial success. Following the 2012 tour, JJAMZ went inactive due to shifting priorities and a lack of unified vision, with Valentine departing to focus on ; the remaining members—Greenwald, Boesel, Runion, and Berg—rebranded as Phases in 2015 to signal a fresh start and greater commitment. Signing to Warner Bros. Records that year, Phases adopted a more polished electro-pop direction influenced by '80s synth sounds, with Greenwald serving as co-producer alongside and contributing guitar, bass, and secondary vocals to emphasize the band's evolving collaborative dynamic. Their self-titled debut album under the new name, released on September 18, 2015, featured shimmering production and anthemic tracks, including the single "I'm in Love With My Life," which exemplified their shift toward radio-friendly hooks and emotional depth. Phases followed with the EP Afterparty in 2016, but the group entered an unofficial hiatus thereafter as members, including Greenwald, returned to other endeavors amid the demands of individual careers. Internal dynamics remained strong, rooted in their decade-plus friendship, but the pull of primary projects like Greenwald's during Phantom Planet's hiatus period contributed to the inactivity, with no formal disbandment announced.

Other projects and collaborations

Greenwald was a founding member of the band Blackblack, formed in in 2004 alongside sisters Dompé on bass and vocals and Lola Dompé on drums. In the group, he performed on guitar under the pseudonym Clark Schädelkopf and contributed to their "quirkadelic" sound, blending elements of early , , and . The band remained active until around 2007, releasing a series of limited EPs and singles during their tenure, with a self-titled of their material issued on vinyl in 2012 by Alt.Vinyl in a limited edition of 250 copies. In 2014, Greenwald self-released his debut solo , Yo, a nine-track project spanning 26 minutes that he produced without promotional fanfare or label support, leading to its discovery primarily through online platforms. The features introspective tracks such as "On My Own" and "R.O.T.K.," reflecting personal themes with minimalistic production. Reception was niche, appreciated by fans for its raw, unpolished vibe but largely overlooked due to the lack of marketing. Greenwald's collaborations with producer Mark Ronson began prominently in 2006, when he provided lead vocals for the Radiohead cover "Just" on Ronson's album Version, a track that showcased Greenwald's emotive delivery and became a live staple, including performances at Glastonbury in 2007. Their partnership continued into 2010 with Greenwald co-writing "The Night Last Night" for Ronson's Record Collection and serving as executive producer and musician for the related project Mark Ronson & The Business International. He also contributed to an hour-long collaborative pop session with Ronson, Neon Indian's Alan Palomo, and N.A.S.A.'s Sam Spiegel at a 2010 Creators Project event, producing an original pop song. Beyond these, Greenwald lent production and bass support to several tracks on The Like's 2010 album Release Me, working alongside band members and in a session overseen by Ronson and elements of The Dap-Kings. In the years following, his side work tapered off, with guest appearances including vocals on LVCRFT's "Bump in the Night" in 2021 and August Radio Project's "You Take Me All The Way" in 2024, amid a primary focus on Phantom Planet's reunion and touring activities.

Acting and appearances

Film roles

Greenwald began his acting career as a child with voice work in the animated short Recycle Rex (1993) and the TV movie (1993), where he provided the voice for Ralph Bengstrum, one of a group of children embarking on a supernatural Halloween adventure guided by a mysterious figure voiced by . These early roles marked his entry into on-screen work at age 14, though they received limited attention beyond the film's adaptation of Ray Bradbury's novel and the environmental PSA format. In 1994, Greenwald appeared in two family-oriented films. He played Corby, a mischievous child using hypnosis to manipulate his parents, in the comedy No Dessert, Dad, Till You Mow the Lawn, a lighthearted story about family dynamics and rebellion. That same year, he took on the role of Von Hofferman in the direct-to-video kids' comedy A Pig's Tale, portraying a camper in a summer adventure involving pranks and camaraderie among boys at a rundown camp. These early live-action parts were minor and unaccompanied by notable critical commentary on his performances. Greenwald's most prominent film role came in 2001 as Seth Devlin, one of the high school bullies targeting the protagonist, in Richard Kelly's cult Donnie Darko. Cast with connections to his bandmate , a friend from school though not involved in the filming, Greenwald filmed during the summer of 2000 in the area on a low-budget schedule with a young crew. The role, though supporting, elevated his visibility in the indie film scene, contributing to the film's enduring legacy as a blending sci-fi and teen angst, and marking a pivotal early credit amid his rising music career. He had a small part as a State Band Member in the 2005 remake of , directed by , appearing briefly in scenes involving a youth baseball team's underdog journey. The non-speaking role drew no specific critical notice but aligned with his Phantom Planet bandmates' involvement in the production. In 2017, Greenwald had a small role as Lab Tech #2 in the musical comedy . That same year, he portrayed a in the fantasy comedy , marking the directorial debut of , whom he also supported as composer of the score. His brief appearance fit the film's whimsical narrative of a woman pursuing her childhood dream of owning a , though reviews focused primarily on Larson's performance rather than supporting roles.

Cameos and music videos

Greenwald has made notable cameo appearances in commercials and television, often tied to his musical endeavors, contributing to his broader pop culture presence. In 1999, he featured prominently in a series of Gap advertisements, including "Everybody in Cords," "Everybody in Leather," and "Everybody in Vests," where he sang lines from songs like Madonna's "" and Donovan's "Mellow " alongside other performers such as . These spots highlighted his charismatic on-screen presence during the late 1990s fashion era. Earlier, in 1998, Greenwald appeared as himself with his band on the television series in the episode "And the Sabrina Goes to...," performing their track "So I Fall Again" during a school talent show segment. This guest spot marked one of his early TV cameos, blending music performance with light narrative involvement. Greenwald's documented cameos taper off after the mid-2000s, with no major uncredited appearances in music videos or TV noted up to 2017 beyond promotional band content. Post-2020, his media visibility has remained limited to musical performances and updates, such as a 2020 home live session for 's "Only One," rather than traditional cameos.

Personal life

Relationships

Alex Greenwald began dating actress in 2013 after meeting through mutual connections in music and film circles. The couple became engaged in March 2016 during a trip to , keeping the news private until May of that year. Their relationship, which lasted over five years, ended amicably in January 2019, with sources describing it as a mutual decision after nearly three years of engagement. During their time together, Greenwald contributed music to Larson's directorial debut film (2017), providing the score and original songs that complemented the project's whimsical tone. In June 2020, Greenwald started a relationship with Australian actress , which they confirmed publicly via with a photo of the pair kissing. The couple, who shared interests including a vegan lifestyle, dated for several years before splitting sometime around 2023, though details of their breakup were not publicly disclosed. Since the end of his relationship with , Greenwald has maintained privacy regarding his personal life, with no confirmed romantic partnerships reported as of 2025.

Activism and lifestyle

Alex Greenwald has maintained a vegan lifestyle since his years in the late , initially prompted by a bet to abstain from that evolved into a full commitment to plant-based eating. He has publicly shared his motivations in interviews, emphasizing daily enjoyment and ethical considerations for . As part of this commitment, Greenwald participated in PETA campaigns during the early 2000s, including a and promotional video highlighting vegetarian and vegan among musicians. Greenwald's animal rights advocacy extends to broader environmental concerns, reflecting a persona that integrates ethical living with his artistic identity. In February 2025, he performed with at the "Gve A Fck LA" to support relief efforts in , directing proceeds to local organizations such as Pasadena Humane, which aids , and community groups like Altadena Girls and Friends in Deed. This event underscored his involvement in addressing climate-related disasters and their impacts on vulnerable populations and animals. Greenwald resides in , where he was born and raised, and has kept a relatively low public profile in personal matters since around 2020, with sparse updates beyond his musical engagements as of late 2025.

Works

Filmography

Greenwald began his acting career as a , providing voice work for animated specials and appearing in minor roles in family-oriented films during the . His most prominent screen role came in the cult classic , after which his acting appearances became sporadic, often tied to his music career with . As of 2025, he has not taken on new acting projects following a small part in 2017.
YearTitleRoleNotes
1993Recycle Rex (short)Rex (voice)Animated environmental PSA directed by Leslie Murray; one of Greenwald's earliest credits as a young voice actor.
1993 (TV movie)Ralph Bengstrum (voice)Animated adaptation of Ray Bradbury's story, directed by Mario Piluso; co-stars as the narrator.
1994No Dessert, Dad, till You Mow the LawnCorbySupporting role in family comedy directed by Howard McCain; co-stars and .
1994A Pig's TaleVon HoffermanMinor role in comedy directed by Paul Tassie; features early appearances by actors like .
1998 (TV series, episode: "Sabrina Claus")Himself (as )Band performance appearance in the ABC sitcom.
2001Seth DevlinSupporting role as a school bully in the directed by Kelly; co-stars , , and .
2005State Band MemberUncredited cameo as part of performing as a punk band in the sports comedy remake directed by ; co-stars .
2017NinjaBrief supporting role in the fantasy comedy directed by and starring ; also contributed to the soundtrack.

Solo Work

Alex Greenwald released his debut solo album, Yo, on May 5, 2014. The album, consisting of nine tracks, was self-produced and released independently, showcasing Greenwald's style with influences from his band experiences. It features introspective lyrics and guitar-driven melodies, though it did not achieve significant commercial chart success.
TrackTitleDuration
1Dangerous Blues3:45
2Everyone But You3:20
3Nothing Matters But You3:30
4Lie to the Truth3:15
5Maybe I Will, Maybe I Won't3:25
6We Might3:40
7On My Own3:18
8R.O.T.K.3:35
9Yo4:00
In 2021, Greenwald was featured on the single "Shake" by Sam i, followed by a remix version featuring .

Phantom Planet

As the lead singer and primary songwriter for , Greenwald contributed to the band's discography spanning over two decades. The band, formed in 1994, released their debut album Phantom Planet Is Missing in 1998 on , featuring raw sounds. Their breakthrough came with The Guest in 2002, which included the single "California," a track Greenwald co-wrote that became the theme song for the TV series and peaked at #35 on the US chart and #83 on the UK Singles Chart (2002 release). The self-titled Phantom Planet followed in 2004, incorporating more polished production. After a hiatus, Raise the Dead arrived in 2008 on , blending indie and elements. The band's latest album, Devastator, was released independently in 2020, marking their return with matured songwriting. In 2025, collaborated with on a reworking of "Catch My Disease," released as Catch My Disease 2025 on May 16, tying into anniversary events for Lee's Awake Is the New Sleep. Key Phantom Planet albums include:
AlbumRelease YearLabelNotable Tracks
Phantom Planet Is Missing1998Geffen"Pneumonia," "Vision"
The Guest2002Epic"," "All Over the World"
Phantom Planet2004Epic"Our House," "By the Bed"
Raise the Dead2008"Dropped," "Confident Man"
Devastator2020Independent"Devastator," "Society Hill"
Singles like "" (2002) and "Big Brat" (2002, peaked at #39 on US Alternative Airplay) highlight the band's early commercial peaks.

JJAMZ

Greenwald co-founded the supergroup JJAMZ in late 2008 with , James Valentine (), Jorma , and , drawing from their shared music scene connections. Their debut and only album, Suicide Pact...You First, was released on July 10, 2012, by Dangerbird Records, featuring collaborative songwriting and with pop sensibilities. Greenwald served as on several tracks, contributing to the album's themes of friendship and introspection. The album received positive reviews for its chemistry but modest sales.
TrackTitleWriters (including Greenwald where applicable)
1Get What You WantJJAMZ collective
2Suicide PactGreenwald, Boesel, Valentine
3HeartbeatJJAMZ collective
4Square OneGreenwald, Berg
5Never EnoughJJAMZ collective
6LaxGreenwald, Taccone
7PoolsideJJAMZ collective
8You Were My HomeBerg, Greenwald
9Can I Change My MindJJAMZ collective
10Cleverly DisguisedGreenwald, Boesel

Phases

In 2015, JJAMZ rebranded as Phases, with Greenwald on guitar and vocals alongside , (lead vocals), and Michael Runion; Cullen Omori joined later. Greenwald shifted to bass and secondary vocals. Their debut album under the new name, For Life, was released on September 18, 2015, by Warner Bros. Records, shifting toward and electro-indie sounds. Produced by Alex Greenwald and others, the album explored themes of relationships and self-discovery, with singles like "I'm in Love with My Life" and "Cooler" gaining radio play but no major chart entries. The band disbanded in 2018.
TrackTitleDuration
1I'm in Love with My Life3:32
2Cooler3:28
33:45
4Take Me There3:20
53:15
6For Life3:50
7Spark3:40
8Part of Me3:25
9Up3:30
10Coming Down4:00

Other Projects and Collaborations

Greenwald contributed to Mark Ronson's 2010 album Record Collection (released on ), providing vocals and co-writing several tracks. He featured on "Lose It (In the End)" with , co-wrote "Bang Bang Bang" (which peaked at #5 on the UK Singles Chart), and sang lead on a cover of Radiohead's "Just." These contributions blended Ronson's production with Greenwald's rock edge. Guest features include backing vocals on Ronson's earlier tracks and percussion/keyboard work on Record Collection. No verified releases under were found in credible sources.

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