Alex Krawczyk finds calm and clarity on “Like the Passing Clouds”


Canadian folk singer Alex Krawczyk's new release, "Like the Passing Clouds," offers listeners a break from the world's noise. The song is a highlight from her upcoming second album, "Wonders Await," which will be released through MTS Records, and it perfectly captures the emotional depth and quiet confidence that will mark this next stage of her career.

"Like the Passing Clouds" is a thoughtful look at mindfulness and acceptance that gently encourages people to accept life as it comes, without rushing or resisting. The song is true to Krawczyk's style of mixing modern folk, Americana, and roots-pop. It feels warm and grounded, but it also has a wide emotional range. It doesn't demand attention, it invites it and makes room for quietness, self-reflection, and letting go of emotions.

The song fits perfectly into the overall emotional arc of "Wonders Await," a 13-song collection that sees openness as a source of strength. The album starts with the bright hopefulness of "Falling in Love" and offers comfort through songs like "When the Road Is Uneven" and "Carry On." "Like the Passing Clouds" is a quiet center, a break between moments. It shows the album's main themes of being present, healing, and finding beauty in everyday things.

This is a great example of Krawczyk's ability to balance self-reflection with openness and honesty. The song feels very personal, but it also speaks to everyone, just like the emotional honesty that has brought her international fame, chart success, and award nominations. As "Wonders Await" approaches release, "Like the Passing Clouds" is a gentle reminder of Krawczyk's talent for making music that meets listeners where they are and stays with them a little longer.

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