Ella Langley, an American country music singer-songwriter, grew up in a musically rich environment in Hope Hull, Alabama. Raised in a family that cherished music, she began singing in local Baptist churches and jamming with her grandfather, who inspired her love for the craft. At 14, after her grandfather’s passing, she taught herself to play guitar, marking the beginning of her musical journey. Her first public performance at Hooper Academy ignited her passion for live music, leading her to perform at local venues and eventually pursue a career in Nashville.
In 2019, Langley moved to Nashville, where she immersed herself in the songwriting community, participating in writers’ rounds and gaining recognition from independent platforms. The COVID-19 pandemic prompted her to pivot to livestreaming, which expanded her online presence significantly. By 2021, she signed her first publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing Nashville, and her career took off with the release of her debut EP, “Excuse the Mess,” and her first number-one hit, “You Look Like You Love Me,” featuring Riley Green.
Langley’s debut album, “Hungover,” released in August 2024, showcased her unique blend of Southern rock, folk, and country influences. The album’s success was marked by its chart performance, including a number-one hit on the Billboard Country Airplay chart. Her music resonates with fans due to its authenticity and relatable themes, often reflecting her personal experiences and struggles.
Throughout her career, Langley has faced challenges, including navigating the competitive music industry and balancing her personal life with her aspirations. Her journey has taught her resilience and the importance of staying true to oneself. As she continues to tour and release new music, Ella Langley is making a significant impact on the country music scene, inspiring others with her story and artistry.
