1) Hailing from Gothenbur… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with this name.
1) Hailing from Gothenburg in Sweden, Cloud (aka Alex Berg) has an undisputable musical history. Brought up by musical parents and with his older brother Hird already having a successful recording career (his recent album "Moving On" has been creating quite a stir in the future-jazz scene), it was a natural choice for Cloud to step into the studio. Living in Gothenburg has allowed him the opportunity to work with the many talented musicians based there.
2) Cloud is an alias for Tyler Taormina, an Indie Rock / Bedroom Pop musician and filmmaker from Long Island, NY. He started making music as Cloud with the Practice Room Records collective in 2011 and issued his label debut album "Comfort Songs" on Audio Antihero in 2013, followed by the "Zen Summer" LP on Paper Trail Records in 2015. His "Plays With Fire" album will be released in March 2018. His music has been supported by Pitchfork, Stereogum, BBC, KCRW, FM4, Indie Shuffle, DIY Mag, The Line of Best Fit, Gold Flake Paint, Spotify, Post-Trash, The Alternative, The Grey Estates, Nailler9, The 405 and many more.
3) Liverpool-based, Norwegian born Cloud. Alternative rock heavily influenced by different genres and styles, mixing together metal, jazz, prog, pop, creating werid musical combos with a primary focus on heavy drums and guitar.
4) Cloud is also the name of a British contemporary Christian group from the 80s.
5) A Japanese rock band from the mid 90's to the mid 2000's.
6) A British singer, songwriter and producer from Bristol. Her debut EP Albatross was released on 3 September 2015.
7) Alias of Daniel Fielding, a graphic artist and video game music remixer from the OverClocked ReMix community.
8) An instrumental Stoner-Doom Metal formed in 2012 at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Shadow
Cloud Lyrics
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I scream but they don't know what I hide
I feel the bullets coming into my skin
One rule, don't you ever make a sin
Oh and I see they're on their way
I can't hold it in, no, not today
I see they're on their way, I feel, I feel, no, not today
Feel the shadows of the clouds
Here the sad story of the secret in a crowd, in a crowd
I know the shadows on their way
I know that ignorance is not, oh not the way
But I see the, I see the, not today
I feel every tear gone into your job
I know that everyone is talking about this mob
I hear the shouts of agony
But I don't know how to get them free
Oh and I see they're on their way
I feel like I can't hold it in, no not today
I see there on there way, I feel, I feel, no not today
Feel the the shadows of the clouds
Here the sad story of the secret in a crowd, in a crowd
I know the shadows on their way.
I know that ignorance is not, oh not the way
But I see the. I see the, I see, no today, not to today
I see the world but people tell me that I am blind
I scream but they don't know what I hide
I feel every bullet coming into my skin
One rule, don't you ever make a sin
Oh and I see they're on their way
I feel like I can't hold it in, no not today
I see there on there way, I feel, I feel, no not today
Feel the shadows of the clouds
Here the sad story of the secret in a crowd, in a crowd
I know the shadows on their way
I know that ignorance is not, oh not the way
But I see the, I see the, I see the shadows
The song "Shadow" by Clouds is a poignant exploration of the disconnect between one's personal experiences and the way society perceives them. The opening lines, "I see the world but people tell me I'm blind / I scream but they don't know what I hide," reveal a sense of frustration and isolation that comes from not feeling heard or understood. The imagery of feeling bullets enter one's skin creates a visceral sensation of pain, which is further amplified by the repeated refrain of "not today," suggesting a sense of impending doom and helplessness.
The chorus, "Feel the shadows of the clouds / Here the sad story of the secret in a crowd," is particularly powerful in its depiction of someone struggling to express their inner torments while surrounded by others who remain oblivious. The metaphor of the shadows of the clouds evokes a sense of fleetingness and impermanence, as well as the idea of hidden truths that are constantly shifting and elusive. The reference to a "sad story" further underscores the sense of tragedy and unfairness that pervades the song.
Line by Line Meaning
I see the world but people tell me I'm blind
Despite seeing the world for what it truly is, others do not acknowledge it and claim that the singer is unable to see.
I scream but they don't know what I hide
The singer expresses their emotion, but others cannot discern the true cause behind it.
I feel the bullets coming into my skin
The singer is aware of the danger that is coming towards them and senses the harm it will cause.
One rule, don't you ever make a sin
The artist establishes an important moral guideline to avoid wrongdoing.
Oh and I see they're on their way
I can't hold it in, no, not today
I see they're on their way, I feel, I feel, no, not today
The artist senses danger approaching and is unable to suppress their feelings about it, avoiding it for now.
Feel the shadows of the clouds
Here the sad story of the secret in a crowd, in a crowd
The singer acknowledges the hidden troubles and pain that are concealed among a sea of individuals.
I know the shadows on their way
I know that ignorance is not, oh not the way
But I see the, I see the, not today
Although aware of the danger or troubles that are imminent, remaining ignorant is not an acceptable or lasting solution.
I feel every tear gone into your job
I know that everyone is talking about this mob
I hear the shouts of agony
But I don't know how to get them free
The artist feels the pain and sorrow of others, while also understanding the severity of the situation and the public's perception. However, the artist is unsure how to alleviate the suffering.
I see the world but people tell me that I am blind
I scream but they don't know what I hide
I feel every bullet coming into my skin
One rule, don't you ever make a sin
The artist reiterates their ability to see the world while others deny it, expresses their emotions but not the reasons behind it, and senses danger from harm while establishing moral principles to avoid it.
Feel the shadows of the clouds
Here the sad story of the secret in a crowd, in a crowd
I know the shadows on their way
I know that ignorance is not, oh not the way
But I see the. I see the, I see, no today, not to today
The artist both feels and is aware of the hidden troubles among people, repeats the notion that ignoring the imminent danger is not an acceptable solution, and currently sees the shadows but refuses to let them consume them today.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Frederic Thesiger
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
SheepdogColumbus
Wow... Ok, so the explosion blew her BACK into the plane, because TECHNICALLY, if you try to rationalize with physics, the plane that blew up was still being propelled forward, right? Except NO, NOT right, because she landed on the floor of the plane, instead of falling back OUT of the hole. This movie is gonna be fuck'n AMAZING...
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...LY STUPID!
RC G
The movie was already well beyond amazingly stupid before the exploding plane trampoline scene. Starting with :
A) a “baby is the secret package” revelation
B) the baby never makes a single noise while it was the unknown package, but the instant it is discovered it suddenly starts crying
C) mommy is on the plane with said baby, why again?
D) Gremlin revelation
E) mommy crawls along the underside of a flying WWII bomber several miles up like Lara Croft from Tomb Raider.
Too much more nonsensical BS to mention, but you get the point. 😆
Steamy Ninja
The first 15-20 minutes of the movie were amazing. The scenery, the plot- the soundtrack especially was incredible. Then came the scene where she fell out the plane and I question what went wrong.
J Rotela
Absolutly nothing.
foreign warren
Sounds like Uncharted
Edgar G
Mala
Steamy Ninja
JZ's BFF Or maybe more
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@jzsbff4801You mean Max Landis? Lmao
Daily Car Fails
This movie opens up so strong, the mood, the score, the atmosphere, it's all perfect... but damn does it get weird, by the end of the movie it's more of a comedy than anything else
Good Game
Interesting. That's the impression the trailer gives, awesome concept, nice buildup, then muddled nonsense with all the actual logic of a dream.
ben ivinson
Falls from plane, hits Japanese plane, explosion sends her flying BACK into the bomber, she is somehow still alive.
Jesus
braiden a
@Good Game that's deliberate. I haven't seen it in 2 years but I watched it several times. It's really unique, first and second half are entirely different but both really good. Recommend it, one of my faves