Sorana talks life from Transylvania to Los Angeles, debut album and working with David Guetta
Spout PodcastShow Notes
Sorana stopped by the Spout Podcast and chatted with Nick Major about her journey from growing up in Transylvania to pursuing a music career in LA, while also writing hits with and for some of the biggest names around.
From her shy beginnings to becoming a finalist at Miss Romania, acting in a TV series and competing on the X-Factor - Sorana reflects on the importance of following her own creative goals and coming out of her comfort zone to achieve them.
With her new album ‘Electronic Therapy’ set to release in July, she also touches on the freedom of being an independent artists after previously being signed to a label.
Be sure to stream her new tracks”THESE CORPORATE B******S TRYNA KILL ME!!!” and “SKINcare” - out now! And stay tuned for ‘Electronic Therapy’, coming soon.
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