Showing posts with label Clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clouds. Show all posts

Sunday, September 27, 2020

I loved the song, now the "Clouds" movie is coming to Disney+ Oct 16

I rarely do a blog post like this, but what the heck.

Disney+ will be debuting Oct 16 the heartbreaking story young Minnesota singer songwriter Zack Sobiech, who's song Clouds still makes me an emotional basket case to this day. 

My sons loved this song as we drove out to Wyoming under blue skies and billowing clouds. I hope this movie finally makes his song a national hit. >Based on a memoir by Zach Sobiech’s mother Laura Sobiech, the Clouds Disney+ movie stars Fin Argus as a high school-aged musician living with osteosarcoma, a rare bone cancer. In December 2012, Sobiech and his bandmates released a single about his battle with cancer titled “Clouds,” and the music video immediately went viral. Unfortunately, Sobiech passed away in May 2013.

Here's the song Clouds...

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Zach Sobiech's "Clouds"

This announcement was just made:
Hudson Patch: Zach Sobiech, the teen who was known for his song "Clouds," has died of bone cancer. He was a senior at Stillwater Area High School (in Minnesota).
“It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of our son, Zachary David Sobiech, a statement from Sobiech’s family reads. "Our family has been blessed, not only by his amazing presence in our lives, but also by the love and support of our family and friends and by so many people in the community. In particular we’d like to thank those people who listened with their hearts and helped Zach bring his message and his music to the world.”
Sobiech became an Internet sensation with his song "Clouds," which went viral on YouTube in November, garnering about 3 million views.
Here's Zach's unbelievably catchy the song:


Zach turned 18 years old today (May 3rd, 2013) Zach's song, 'Clouds' is available on iTunes and other online music stores and that proceeds benefit the Zach Sobiech Research Fund of Children's Cancer Research Fund. http://www.childrenscancer.org/zach