The track is an atmospheric blend of ambient, noise, and avant-garde elements, fitting the "aggressive black and death metal" theme of Ritual FM. It features a haunting, emotional sound that contrasts with the station's more violent tracks.
While listed as "Wydech" in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe to maintain immersion, the music is written and performed by Ugory , a Poznań-based collective known for their experimental and difficult-to-categorize sound. Radio Context: 96.1 Ritual FM Wydech - urawie (Cyberpunk 2077 96.1 Ritual FM)
You can hear the track while driving any vehicle in Night City or via the in-game Personal Radio added in later patches. The track is an atmospheric blend of ambient,
The track (Cranes), attributed to the artist Wydech in the game, is actually a real-world track performed by the Polish band Ugory . It is one of the most distinctive tracks on the in-game radio station 96.1 Ritual FM . Key Features of "Żurawie" Radio Context: 96
While many Cyberpunk tracks are on official soundtracks, this specific track is often found under the band's real name, Ugory , on platforms like SoundCloud or Bandcamp .
Beyond the game, the track gained significant popularity for its use in the anime series Cyberpunk: Edgerunners . It notably serves as the somber background music for Maine’s final scene in Episode 6.