Four new tunes.
Today, Ella Langley announced a deluxe edition of her debut album hungover, which was released in August and included her hit song with Riley Green, “You Look Like You Love Me.”
It will feature four new songs, one of which called “weren’t for the wind” will be out this Friday. The rest of the songs will be available on November 1st:
“Still hungover. 4 more songs. yours on November 1st. ‘weren’t for the wind’ out Friday.”
Ella has quicly made a name for herself as one of the best young artists in the game, notably with this record, in addition to collaborating with artists like Riley and Koe Wetzel. Ella will also be direct support for Riley on his headlining 2025 Damn Country Music tour.
Throughout hungover, Langley shines as she wears her heart on her sleeve, delivering lyrics about heartbreak, the harsh realities of growing up, falling in love, and some good classic boot-stompin’ country songs.
She noted with the announcement of this project that outgrowing people or certain phases of life can leave you feeling dull and in pain, similar to a hangover.
“Turning the page. True love. Growing out of the person you were into the person you are now. Growth is painful, growth is hard, it is beautiful, and it can leave you feeling hungover.”
She also added:
“Releasing my debut album has been my dream for my whole entire life, and I’m so proud of it. These songs are all like diary entries for me. They’re all so real and honest, and I feel more ‘me’ than ever on this record. I really wanted to create music that feels new and different and tells stories, and I hope these songs reach whoever needs to hear them.”
Through tracks like “Love You Tonight,” “Monsters,” and “People Change,” she perfectly captures that feeling of the hardships you face as you grow into the person facing you in a mirror.
Langley was already proving that she is a force to be reckoned with, and this debut album made that even more clear… I know the next four songs will only add to it, and I can’t wait to hear them.
“You Look Like You Love Me”