Sorang [full colour sleeve / discount record]

Record label: Gost Zvuk

Catalog Number: GOST017_

Release Date: February 6th 2026

Genres: Electronic

Tracks

play	pos	title	artists	duration
	A1	Monotone in G minor
	A2	My Cosmic Synthesizer
	A3	Frequency Piano Jam
	A4	See That. Are That
	B1	Heels At The Pebble Beach
	B2	Typ Sounds Deep
	B3	Grape Bounce
	B4	I Am Weird

Sorang, the debut album of Yalta native Wulffius, represents his work over the last eight years. The playful creature on the cover, Stone Eater, is based on childhood sketches of producer's father. The name of the album alludes to the first collection of his father's poems, which took its name from a short story by Konstantin Paustovsky, a master of nature writing in Russian prose. Sorang is the name of the south wind that "blows once in centuries", and you can hear its unique warmth in these tracks. There is a sense of wholeness here, and a palpable style and atmosphere that permeates the individual pieces. Wulffius creates what he himself refers to as "B-sides": something too strange to be danceable, with "complex ease" and rhythmical variety. The music has a charming serenity and beauty thanks to Wulffius' intuitive approach, which is childlike and whimsical in the best possible sense. By the way, Paustovsky wrote Sorang in an hour and a half at a speed writing competition. You can hear a similar spontaneity here, but make no mistake, this is the work of a master and has been crafted over a period of years. It all comes from experience.