Sorana
May 18
1 min read
Episode Description:
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.



Really enjoyed this Spout Podcast episode with Sorana. Her journey from Transylvania to LA, from X-Factor to writing for big artists, shows how important creative independence is. 'Electronic Therapy' sounds like a bold next step. When I need a break between music sessions, I relax with free browser horror games—no downloads, just quick scares. It’s a fun way to reset. Wishing Sorana continued success as an independent artist!
Loved hearing Sorana’s story on Spout—how she moved from Transylvania to LA, navigated Miss Romania and X-Factor, then found freedom as an independent artist with Electronic Therapy. That leap into the unknown reminds me how much luck and randomness shape creative careers. If you’re curious about odds and rare outcomes, it’s fun to look up a number’s exact EP, badges, rarity tier, and percentile at rngdlelab.com. No estimates, just official table scores—surprisingly addictive when you’re procrastinating between albums.
The Coffin of Andy and Leyley really knows how to make every choice feel unsettling, and the ending variations are no exception. I spent hours trying to figure out how to trigger Burial and Decay without messing up the trust system, and a few secret endings are surprisingly easy to lock yourself out of. If you're stuck chasing every outcome, this full guide here breaks down the requirements clearly. It saved me a second playthrough and made the story's darker branches way more satisfying to explore.