In January 2015, director and friend Vishal Solanki approached Lizzie to write the title track for his first feature film "Caffeinated:" a stunning film surrounding the agricultural and social underpinnings of a tradition known all over the world: drinking coffee. Lizzie and her father, John Schranck Sr., co-wrote the song for the documentary. Lizzie composed the music and John wrote the lyrics, which are in both English and Spanish. "Vida Cafeinada" is featured during the end credits of the film. Lizzie's Biography: St. Louis-based singer/songwriter Lizzie Weber released her eponymous debut album in January of 2014. The album has been described as "lushly orchestral" by Eleven Magazine and "personal, powerful, and, at times, perfect" by No Depression. Infusing her theatrical training with elements of both folk and pop, Weber's cinematic video for the record's second single, "Falling Like Fools," has now received recognition at four international film festivals; screening at Raindance International Film Festival in London, the Women's Indepent Film Festival in Los Angeles, CA, and the Best Shorts Competition in La Jolla, CA. In February of this year, the video was selected as one of ten finalists at the One Film Festival in New York City out of thousands of submissions around the world. Additionally, in September of 2014, the Huffington Post featured the music video and named the single “your favorite new song about heartbreak.” Over the past year, Weber has shared the stage with such revered songwriters as Ryan Montbleau, Tiny Ruins, Crystal Bowersox, and Marketa Irglova.