It came to my head just like that, with lyrics and everything. In a silent moment, I started singing the chorus of “Wild Girls”.

The sun came out for like a second, so we went on the terrace with a guitar and started writing an idea. It was a rainy day in London when I wrote “Wild Girls”. Thank you! I agree this one turned out great! I love it when a song comes together like this, where I’m in love with every little part of it. I always travel to different countries to write songs and I think that’s my favourite thing about making music, getting to experience different cultures and making friends all over the world.Ĭongratulations on “Wild Girls”! It’s such an all-out pop banger, the likes of which we’ve come to only expect from you! What was your headspace when you entered the studio the day you made it? I go insane if I stay in one place for too long. I own a bed in Los Angeles so I would say I’m based there, but I love travelling around. Hey Sorana, how are you? Where are you speaking to us from? Head below for our chat with Sorana on all things “Wild Girls”, fusing Western movies into pop, and breaking the largely English-speaking global music industry as a Romanian artist…

It follows January’s David Guetta collaboration “redruM” and May’s “Karaoke”, cementing 2022 as the year Sorana has truly caught the attention of audiences in her own right, evidenced by the 1.1M monthly Spotify listeners anticipating her next move. “Wild Girls” is a stomping, Western-inspired, club-ready anthem, which interpolates Ennio Morricone’s legendary theme for 1966 Clint Eastwood-starring The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, with approval from Morricone’s family. However, Sorana’s new single and third of the year proves yet again the LA-based artist’s destiny for pop supremacy in her own right. The songwriting sensation’s name is credited on Ava Max’s “OMG What’s Happening”, Jason Derulo’s “Be The One”, and the platinum-selling, Brit-nominated, ubiquitous “Heartbreak Anthem” for Little Mix, David Guetta and Galantis. If you’ve turned on the radio or flicked through a pop Spotify playlist in the last few years, you’re bound to have heard some of Sorana’s handy work.

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