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Ella Langley Announces Sophomore Album, ‘Dandelion,’ as ‘Choosin’ Texas’ Smash Continues a Spotify Streak Few Other Country Singles Have Enjoyed

Country artist Ella Langley has announced her highly anticipated second album, "Dandelion," set for release on April 10. The announcement comes at a peak moment for the singer, driven by the remarkable success of her current single, "Choosin' Texas." The track has demonstrated exceptional staying power, holding firm within the top 5 of the Spotify US Top 50 chart—a rare feat for a country song in the pop-dominated streaming landscape. This week, it sits at No. 3, positioned just behind a new Harry Styles collaboration and ahead of Bruno Mars's solo comeback single. Industry analysts note that such sustained streaming performance from a more traditional country tune represents a significant and welcome shift, suggesting a broadening audience for the genre's core sound.

In a minute-long trailer released Tuesday, Langley shared her deep personal connection to the new project. "I’ve thought about this record every single day for the last year and a half," she revealed, adding that "this next record to me has so much growth in it." She explained the album's title, drawing a parallel between the resilient dandelion and her own journey. "Dandelions are masters of survival, thriving in even the harshest environments. Often dismissed as a common weed, this unassuming plant carries a deeper symbolism of hope, healing, and resilience." In a further clever nod, Langley connected "Dandelion" to her debut album, "Hungover," by noting that dandelion tea is a natural liver detox. The album's title track will be available on all digital service providers this Friday.

The project boasts notable behind-the-scenes talent, having been executive-produced by country superstar Miranda Lambert—who also co-wrote "Choosin' Texas"—alongside producer Ben West. Lambert, whose own career is defined by gritty, authentic storytelling, recently made headlines with the sale of her songwriting catalog to Sony Music Publishing. Her mentorship on Langley's album signals a powerful endorsement within the industry. While a full track list has not yet been revealed, the collaboration points to a record rooted in strong songwriting and artistic integrity.

The impact of "Choosin' Texas" extends beyond streaming. On the Billboard charts, the single is currently No. 6 on the all-genre Hot 100 and has climbed to No. 2 on the Country Airplay chart in just 14 weeks. This rapid ascent is notable, as every other song in the radio chart's top 20 took longer to reach its position, marking Langley as one of the format's fastest-rising acts in recent years. This momentum has bolstered her debut album, "Hungover," which after 77 weeks on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart has reached a new peak position at No. 6.

Fans can now pre-order "Dandelion" in two vinyl editions via Langley's official website. A limited, signed "honey bee yellow" version is available alongside a standard "puffball white" edition. The strategic release, combining a hit single, high-profile collaborations, and tangible fan offerings, positions "Dandelion" as one of the spring's most promising country releases. As one Nashville insider commented, "Langley is bridging traditional country appeal with modern consumption habits—a difficult balance that, if sustained, could redefine the genre's commercial ceiling."

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