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ROCK
ON THE NET:
Ella Langley
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 Ella Langley was born on
May 4, 1999 and raised in Alabama. - Growing
up in an environment of country music influences
and desire to perform, Ella's self-promotion on
YouTube and TikTok eventually led to a signing
deal with Sony Music Publishing Nashville in
2021.
- December 14: Ella topped the Billboard
Country Airplay chart with help from Riley
Green with "You Look Like You Love
Me."
- December 6: Ella topped the Billboard
Country Songs chart with "Choosin' Texas."
- December 20: Ella topped the Billboard
Country Airplay chart helping out Riley
Green with "Don't Mind If I
Do."
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Hungover
Released: August 2, 2024
US: Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 20
Tracks: "Hungover"
- "I Blame The Bar" - "You
Look Like You Love Me" (featuring Riley
Green) - "Nicotine" - "Love
You Tonight" - "Better Be
Tough" - "Paint The Town Blue"
- "Cowboy Friends" - "Girl Who
Drank Wine" - "Monsters" -
"People Change" - "Closest To
Heaven" - Cowgirl Don't Cry" -
"Broken In"
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Dandelion
Released: April 10, 2026
US: Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 1 (for 2
weeks)
Billboard # 1: Album Sales, Country
Albums
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "Froggy Went A
Courtin'" (intro) -
"Dandelion" - "Choosin' Texas" - "We Know
Us" - "Low Lights" - "Be Her" - "You
& Me Time" - "Loving Life
Again" - "Bottom Of Your
Boots" - "Speaking Terms" -
"I Gotta Quit" - "It Wasn't
God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels" -
"Last Call For Us" -
"Broken" - "Somethin'
Simple" - "Butterfly Season"
(featuring Miranda Lambert) - "Most Good
Things Do" - "Froggy Went A
Courtin'" (outro) - "I Can't Love You
Anymore"
(with Morgan Wallen)
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