Wolf Alice have reportedly completed the sequence of B-sides connected to The Clearing with the folksy song Hit The Sky.
Wolf Alice have added Hit The Sky to the run of B-sides associated with The Clearing, according to the headline and summary supplied from NME. The song is described as folksy, distinguishing it by style from the broader release context while offering no further confirmed information about its arrangement, lyrics, recording process or release timing.
The wording that the band have “completed” the run indicates that Hit The Sky is being presented as the concluding entry in a sequence of B-sides linked to The Clearing. The available information does not confirm how many songs are included in that sequence, whether the tracks were issued together or separately, or whether the new song is connected to a particular single from the project.
The announcement also does not provide confirmed details about the song’s writing credits, production, artwork, length or availability. Those elements remain not confirmed in the supplied material. Likewise, there is no information here about whether Wolf Alice have performed Hit The Sky live, released a video for it, or shared a statement explaining how the track fits into the band’s current body of work.
The song’s description as “folksy” is the clearest musical characterization available. That label suggests a stylistic quality in the track, but the source information does not identify specific instruments, vocal approaches, tempos or influences. It would therefore be premature to draw more detailed conclusions about its sound beyond the description provided. The title itself is confirmed as Hit The Sky, while the supplied information does not include lyrics or an explanation of its meaning.
For listeners following Wolf Alice and The Clearing, the central update is that the B-side sequence has reached an apparent endpoint with this track. The information available does not confirm whether this marks the end of all activity connected to the project or simply the conclusion of the B-side run. It also does not establish what the band may do next, leaving any future releases, performances or announcements not confirmed.
The update places the focus on the additional material surrounding The Clearing, rather than presenting new claims about Wolf Alice’s wider plans. By identifying Hit The Sky as the final part of the B-side sequence and describing it as folksy, the report gives fans a concise indication of both its place and its broad character. Further details will be needed to clarify the song’s release circumstances and how it relates to the rest of the project.
