Cult album for a while. It could be never, I don't know." The band's website said that "the band plans to take a short respite to focus on family in the latter part of 2008 and into 2009." In October 2008, Cloud Cult was featured in an animated Esurance commercial. The band is shown playing the song "Lucky Today" while floating on clouds. This and other songs are available for free downloads on the Esurance website. In the spring of 2009, Cloud Cult released "No One Said It Would Be Easy" a full-length documentary about the band, on DVD. The film was later released as a direct download. At Coachella 2009, Craig revealed that Connie would not be performing because she was "not feeling well.... she's pregnant." They continued to tour and appeared for the second year straight at the "St Johns Block Party" outdoors in front of over 7,000 fans in Rochester, Minnesota. The band announced a break beginning August 23, 2009 for Connie and Craig's baby. They resumed playing regionally in late spring 2010 and nationally in fall 2010. In the spring of 2010, Cloud Cult became a contributing artist to Think Out Loud, a compilation album serving the homeless in the Twin Cities. In early 2010, the band announced that it would release a new album entitled Light Chasers, with the intended release date being September 14, 2010. Despite these plans, the album in its entirety leaked to the internet in early July 2010. The lead single for the album, "Running With The Wolves" was released in April 2010 and received local and national radio play. The band toured nationally in support of the album. In spring 2011, Cloud Cult music was featured in a commercial on BBC America for Petrobras, a Brazilian energy company. In summer 2011, Cloud Cult played at the St. John's Block Party in Rochester, MN; the first band to play three times at the St. John's Block Party. There Craig announced he and Connie were expecting. On May 4, 2012 after an 8-month hiatus, Cloud Cult announced a surprise show at the University of Wisconsin–River Falls campus, about 40 minutes away from the Twin Cities. This was the start of a stream of shows following the birth of Craig and Connie's baby. Another Cloud Cult album came in the summer of 2012, titled Lost Songs from the Lost Years, a ten-year anthology