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Vincent Mason Shares Brand New Song “Don’t Ask Me”

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Vincent Mason shares new song “Don’t Ask Me,” out now, April 17th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Vincent Mason consistently impresses with each and every release. The singer-songwriter continues to release songs that are hard not to fall in love with. After releasing his incredible debut album, There I Go, Mason’s star power quickly rose. Today, Mason expands his growing catalog of music with a new song called, “Don’t Ask Me.”

Written by Mason with incredible songwriters, Luke Laird, Hillary Lindsey, and Jack Rauton, “Don’t Ask Me” feels like only a song that would fit seamlessly into Mason’s catalog. The track captures the essence of heartbreak, self-sabotage, and feeling melancholy. The singer-songwriter finds a way to make heartbreak catchy on this heart-wrenching song.

“But I got my hat pulled down low // Headed down the same dead end road // So don’t ask me how I’m doing // Don’t ask me how I’ve been // Don’t ask about those empty cans rolling round in my truck bed”

We’re eager to see what’s next for Mason as he embarks on this exciting next chapter in his career. With his undeniable talent and passion, he’s poised for incredible growth in the industry. He’s currently on his own headlining tour and is abut to support Morgan Wallen on tour too. As he continues to evolve as an artist, we expect even more captivating music and an ever-growing fanbase to follow. The future looks incredibly bright for Mason, and we can’t wait to see where his journey takes him!

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Vincent Mason shares new song, “Don’t Ask Me,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Vincent Mason releases.

To keep up with Vincent Mason, follow him on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

“Don’t Ask Me” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Is Brooke Lee’s EP ‘Desert Darling’

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Brooke Lee shares her brand new EP, Desert Darling, out now, April 17th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Singer-songwriter, Brooke Lee is one of those artists that truly walks to the beat of her own drum. She knows exactly who she is as an artist, and she crafts music that reflects her life. Today, Lee shares her brand new, personal EP with the world. Desert Darling is out now.

Featuring six songs, all co-written by Lee, Desert Darling is an invitation for fans to get a front row seat to her story. The project is an authentic as it comes, as the songstress weaves through her story of self-discovery. In a recent press release the singer shared, “I’m obsessed with road trips, so I intentionally crafted the songs and production to feel like the perfect soundtrack for a long drive – free, reflective, and becoming my own. My years from 19 to 25 were filled with stories and growth, and, as this chapter closes, I wanted to share the moments that impacted me most. ’Desert Darling’ is a snapshot of my journey from a young, free-spirited 19-year-old who fell head over heels, had her heart broken, who sometimes still wonders if she’ll find that kind of love again, and now is at peace with where she is. It’s also about the girl with a best friend to share all her secrets with, and the woman learning to live fully for herself.”

Desert Darling is an awesome project that will keep listeners wanting more from Lee. Make sure to give the EP a listen ASAP!

Desert Darling Tracklist:

  1. Kissing A Stranger (Brooke Lee, Justin Richards)
  2. Desert Darling (Brooke Lee, Danielle Blakey)
  3. Burn To Black (Brooke Lee, Danielle Blakey, Jon Nite)
  4. This Roof (Brooke Lee, Justin Richards)
  5. I Gotta Go (Brooke Lee, Aaron Eshuis, Neil Medley)
  6. Just Because (Brooke Lee, Danielle Blakey, Justin Richards)
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Brooke Lee shares her brand EP, ‘Desert Darling,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Brooke Lee releases.

To keep up with Brooke Lee, follow her on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok.

Desert Darling EP is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Kelsey Hart Release New Song “Love To Be That Guy”

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Kelsey Hart shares brand new song “Love To Be That Guy,” out now, April 17th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

For a few years now, Kelsey Hart has been impressing us with his honest and anthemic music. Hart is not afraid to share his story in his music, as well as, share some catchy bops with fans too. Today, the singer-songwriter shares a brand new addition to his growing catalog of music. Arguably one of this best songs, “Love To Be That Guy” is officially out now.

Feeling like old-school Cole Swindell or Dylan Scott, Hart taps into that country boy yearning that feels so familiar. “Love To Be That Guy” is catchy and made for a windows-down, long drive kind of day. On the track, Hart captures the essence of wanting to make small-town girl his. The song is for anyone who bets on themselves and comes into a bar with high hops that “the one” will be sitting there.

“Love To Be That Guy” is such an ear worm of a song. It will get stuck in your head, and you’ll find yourself singing along to it almost instantly. Make sure to listen and go stream it to add to your collection!

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Kelsey Hart shares new song, “Love To Be that Guy,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Kelsey Hart releases.

To keep up with Kelsey Hart, follow her on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

“Love To Be That Guy” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Thomas Rhett & Jordan Davis Score Number One with “Ain’t A Bad Life”

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Thomas Rhett earns the number one song at country radio this week with his song, “Ain’t A Bad Life,” featuring Jordan Davis. Get all the details here!

Thomas Rhett deserves each and every accomplishment he earns. He continues to be a mainstay superstar in country music, garnering countless number one singles and incredible songs in his growing catalog. Today, Rhett earns his 25th number one in less than 15 years with his featuring Jordan Davis, “Ain’t A Bad Life.”

When Rhett learned about this incredible feat, he shared, “Having 25 No. 1’s is something I never could’ve dreamed up. I’m really grateful to the fans, country radio, my team and everyone who’s been on this ride with me—this one means a lot, and I’m glad I get to celebrate it with my buddy Jordan Davis.” “Ain’t A Bad Life” is one of those songs that keeps you grooving and appreciate all at the same time.

“Yeah, I got 87 in the tank, y’all // It’s a hand-me-downer, but it cranks, y’all // Chert rock chipped a little paint off // But I kinda like it that way // No, I ain’t got it all, but I sure got it made // Got a little piece of heaven with some hickory shade // Got some boots that I like and a girl that I love // Some Seven and some blessings fillin’ up my cup // Ooh, I wouldn’t be nobody different if I had the choice // Ooh, no, I can’t lie, ain’t a bad life for a good ol’ boy // A good ol’ boy”

Congrats to Rhett and his team on another incredible number one feat! “Ain’t A Bad Life” is definitely a song worth celebrating.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Thomas Rhett and Jordan Davis releases.

To keep up with Thomas Rhett, follow him on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

To keep up with Jordan Davis, follow him on Instagram, TikTok,  Twitter, and Facebook.

“Ain’t A Bad Life” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Who Is Jaxson Free? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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Who is Jaxson Free? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about his journey to country music. Get to know the rising star here…

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Jaxson Free

Quick Facts:

Full name – Jaxson Free
Birthdate – 12/14/1999
Hometown – Raleigh, North Carolina
Current city – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical influences – Justin Bieber, Rascal Flatts, Wayne Free (my dad), J. Cole, Eagles
Label – Goat Island
Current Single – “LET U GO” (as of date of article: 04/13/2026)
The Beginning:

If you’re a fan of the swag that Justin Bieber has mixed with incredible songwriting skills, then you’ll love today’s artist. We chatted with Jaxson Free all about his unique talent, his songwriting accolades, and how he got started in music. Make sure you keep reading to learn more about this story.

“I was born in South Carolina. We moved to Charlotte then Raleigh, North Carolina when I was seven or eight, and I did all my growing up there,” began Free. “My Dad is a musician himself, and he plays for a couple of different bands. […] He plays for the Embers, and that’s when I would go on the road with him a bunch and see how the road life was, and I honestly fell in love with that. Being around music all the time, I was always banging on the drums or picking up the guitar, just making noise with all that stuff. Me and my brother would fake put on concerts in the house and stuff.”

Free grew up enamored with music, knowing from an early age that music was going to be his livelihood. Throughout his childhood, he discovered all sorts of music and became a fan of different genres. “Songwriting influence, my dad would always write these songs and he would cut demos of them, and I would fall asleep to them at night. I would listen to them all the time. For a split second, I thought my dad was Justin Timberlake for real. […] Justin Timberlake’s album, the Justified Album is one of the best. Any Pharrell influence, I love,” he shared, adding, “My mom would always play Rascal Flatts in the car. Keith Urban, Sugarland, I would hear those songs all the time. […] I actually really loved that too.”

For Free, he connected to the storytelling of country music, the vibes of other genres, and the poetry in rap. “My dad in his band, played a bunch of beach songs and Motown songs, and I loved those too. I loved chords and melody. […] Then I found rapping with J. Cole and all the words, it felt like poetry, and I loved the emotion you get out of it.”

The Turning Point:

At just fifteen years old, the singer-songwriter wrote his first song, a rap song. “I was actually a rapper at first. I fell in love with J. Cole. […] I started out doing that, and then I did the independent artist thing strictly by myself from 2015 through 2020. I started getting buzz from different labels.”

Still an independent artist, Free continued to work on his career, posting online, and networking whenever he could. Eventually he connected with Goat Island’s Kos Weaver, who encouraged him to come out to Nashville to write. “In 2021, Kos was like “how would you feel about coming out to Nashville for a little while?” I didn’t even know that this whole scene was a thing. […] I came out here, and I just fell in love with it. I think we wrote twelve songs in five days,” he shared, adding, “I knew I wanted to move out here.”

He ended up making the move and shortly after earned his first cut as a songwriter with Kane Brown’s “Whiskey Sour.”  Free went on to get two more cuts with Brown including, “Losing You” and his first number one at country radio, “Thank God.” The artist has become one of the most in-demand songwriters; penning hits for everyone from Morgan Wallen, Kane Brown, Thomas Rhett, Jelly Roll, Lana Del Rey, Quavo and more.

Today:

Flash forward to today, Free is officially emerging as the artist he’s always been. He recently released a song called, “LET U GO” which showcased his honest and thoughtful storytelling, as well as, his ability to create a sonically-impressive song. “We originally wrote it for pitch because I was heavy in songwriting more when we wrote it. After we wrote it, I always thought in the back of mind that I would put this song out if no one takes it because it felt so cool and it felt so me,” he shared.

However, most recently Free shared another new song with fans called, “Don’t Come Lookin,” which is just as impressive. “We wrote it down in Costa Rica. We were down here on a writing retreat, and it was kind of a similar thing that we writing it for pitch down there, but we just all sat by the pool and grabbed a guitar, and we wanted to make a stripped down, just swaggy country song that’s about how you moved on from a toxic thing and came back,” he shared. “I knew I lived that so the whole spiel was talking to this person and telling them I hope you find what you’re looking for but you’re not going to find what you’re looking for here because I moved on. I think a lot of people can relate to it.”

The song releases mark just the beginning for Free as a signed artist. He is sure to release even more songs this year, including a feature that he has yet to share his partner on. “I got a ton of music coming,” shared Free. Stay tuned!

Connect:

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Jaxson Free releases.

To keep up with Jaxson Free, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Jaxson Free’s music is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Ella Langley: ‘Dandelion’ – Album Review

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Ella Langley releases her sophomore album, Dandelion, out now, April 10th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project here.

Since the release of her debut album, 2024’s hungover, Ella Langley has proven herself a force to be reckoned with in country music. Following its success, she teamed up with Riley Green on the viral megahit “You Look Like You Love Me,” alongside her own solo juggernaut, “Choosin’ Texas.” 

Now, the singer-songwriter steps back into the spotlight with her sophomore effort, Dandelion, out now. Produced by Langley with Miranda Lambert and Ben West, the SAWGOD/ Columbia Records release features eighteen new tracks. “This record has so much growth in it,” shares Langley in a statement. “I’ve never poured more of myself into a project, into a song, into an idea, and it’s fallen out so beautifully. It’s about learning yourself, making mistakes, and realizing that it’s all just part of life.”

For Langley, the album captures everything she is as an artist: pure country seamlessly blended with vintage flair. Heartbreaking lyrics meet twangy instrumentation, all tinged with Alabama roots. “I want this record to be something fans can relate to, but also something they want to get up and dance to,” she explains. “To me, it feels like fireflies in the summertime… windows down on a red dirt road… the best kind of Sunday afternoon.” The result is a record that doubles as both a personal reflection and a nostalgic love letter.

For Langley, Dandelion offers old school country with a breath of fresh air. It’s honest and raw, while perfectly crafted with radio-ready hooks. The LP is cleverly bookended with a nearly 500 year old folk song, “Froggy Went a-Courtin,’” setting an immediate tone before hopping right in to the album’s title track.

“Dandelion” is a perfect musical appetizer for what’s to come. It’s a midtempo celebration of all the things that make her unique, as both a person and an artist. Her voice shines with its uniquely honeyed tone as twangy guitars remind listeners who Langley is. 

“No stranger to a dirt road or a country muddy river bank // If you’re pickin’ me, you oughta know // I wasn’t made for a fancy crystal vase // A mason jar and old blue jeans, from my roots to my boots, I’ll always be A dandelion // Born to live free”

Much of the album finds Langley firmly in her musical sweet spot, in the vein of “Dandelion” and “Choosin’ Texas,” yet it never feels repetitive.

“We Know Us” nods to the spoken-word stylings of “You Look Like You Love Me,” elevated by a doo-wop-tinged country strut. Meanwhile, “Low Lights” echoes the wistful feel of Patti Page’s “Tennessee Waltz,” layering heartbreak over a gently swaying melody. “You & Me Time” is a swinging, seductive ode to intimacy, while “Bottom of Your Boots” finds her pleading for commitment.

Heartbreak threads through tracks like “Broken” and “Last Call for Us,” while “Speaking Terms” stands out as one of the album’s most poignant moments. Sparse and deeply relatable, it plays like a musical prayer, capturing the uncertainty of faith and silence. In many ways, it’s her “Are you there God? It’s me, Ella” moment, finding her lost in the confusion that comes with a one-sided conversation. “I’m listening but you don’t say a word,” She confesses, “If your answer’s in the silence, I’ll be patient, but it’s hard to know my prayers are being heard.”

“Butterfly Season” offers another special moment, pairing Langley with Lambert on the gorgeous ballad about moving on and moving forward. Lambert’s harmonies complement Langley beautifully, reinforcing her status as one of the genre’s finest duet partners.

“It’s butterfly season, I’m finding my wings // A good time for leaving behind the old me // Headed for blue skies and lavender fields // Don’t know where I’m landing, just know how it feels // When it’s time to fly”

While she leans into her artistry, Langley never strays from radio-ready anthems, with songs like “Be Her” and “I Gotta Quit” offering those perfectly crafted moments. Co-written by HARDY, “Be Her” is one of the album’s most clear chart toppers, its instant earwormy status highlighted by simple repetition and catchy handclaps. Here, she longs for someone else’s life in a way that feels both authentic and yearning. Meanwhile, “I Gotta Quit” offers the album’s most punchy and tongue-in-cheek moment, a welcomed raucous interruption in an otherwise vibey collection.

Langley also longs for the simpler things in life on standout tracks like “Loving Life Again” and “Somethin’ Simple.” The former is a breezy and lush celebration of the things in life that make it worth living. Here, her voice is warm yet ethereal, hinted with the warmth of comfort of home. Likewise, “Somethin’ Simple” finds her longing for a life much different than the one she’s currently living. “While I’m livin’ the dream, All I’m dreamin’ about is, Slowin’ down just a little,” She muses. “When I lay there and close my eyes, I’m lookin’ for somethin’ simple.”

While Langley may be dreaming of simplicity, her career trajectory suggests anything but. With Dandelion, she continues to put her own stamp on traditional country, subtly reshaping the genre along the way. She may call herself “just” a dandelion, but like a yellow flower in a sea of green, she’s sure to stand out.

Dandelion Tracklist:

  1. Froggy Went A Courtin’ — Intro
  2. Dandelion
  3. Choosin’ Texas
  4. We Know Us
  5. Low Lights
  6. Be Her
  7. You & Me Time
  8. Loving Life Again
  9. Bottom of Your Boots
  10. Speaking Terms
  11. I Gotta Quit
  12. It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
  13. Last Call For Us
  14. Broken
  15. Somethin’ Simple
  16. Butterfly Season ft. Miranda Lambert
  17. Most Good Things Do — Acoustic
  18. Froggy Went A Courtin’ — Outro

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Somethin’ Simple
  2. Butterfly Season (with Miranda Lambert)
  3. Dandelion
  4. Loving Life Again
  5. Speaking Terms
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Ella Langley shares new album, “Dandelion,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Ella Langley releases.

To keep up with Ella Langley, follow her on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

Dandelion is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (4/10/26)

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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.

“Never Be Gone” – Conner Smith

Conner Smith continues to share his most vulnerable new music to date with his new song, “Never Be Gone.”

 

“Dandelion” – Ella Langley

Ella Langley shines on her brand new sophomore album, Dandelion, including the incredible title track.

 

“love me anyway” – Alana Springsteen

As Alana Springsteen readies her next project, she gives fans a taste of the record with new song, “love me anyway.”

 

“Family Man” – Trey Pendley

Trey Pendley impresses with brand new song, “Family Man,” out now.

 

“Only Devils” – Conner McCutcheon

Conner McCutcheon is sure to garner new fans with his brand new track, “Only Devils.”

 

“Mess We Made” – 80 Acres ft. Treaty Oak Revival

Dylan Marlowe’s new band, 80 Acres shares their brand new self-titled EP, which includes a killer collaboration with Treaty Oak Revival called, “Mess We Made.”

 

“Thought Twice About Loving You” – Kenny Whitmire

Kenny Whitmire adds to his growing catalog of songs with new track, “Thought Twice About Loving You.”

 

“Heart Like Yours” – Alex Hall

Alex Hall stuns on brand new song, “Heart Like Yours.”

 

“Runaway” – Dani Jack

Dani Jack impresses on brand new song, “Runaway.”

 

“My Future” – Emily Ann Roberts

Emily Ann Roberts shares arguably one of her best songs to date with new song, “My Future.”

 

“Hole In One” – Rodney Atkins

Rodney Atkins shares another taste of his forthcoming project True South with new song, “Hole In One.”

 

“Anything But Me” – Owen Riegling

Owen Riegling shares new song, “Anything But Me,” out now.

 

“Turning Into Us” – Rhys Rutherford

Daville Records artist, Rhys Rutherford shines on new song, ‘Turning Into Us.”

 

“Goner” – Hayden Coffman

Hayden Coffman impresses on new EP, Goner, including on the title track.

 

“Fare Thee Well” – David Nail

David Nail shares new song, “Fare Thee Well,” out now.

 

“You and I” – Lily Meola

Lily Meola shares her debut album, Lucky to Be including new single, “You and I,” out now.

 

“Playing House In Suburbia!” – Ash Ruder

Riser House artist, Ash Ruder shares brand new song, “Playing House In Suburbia!”

 

“Don’t Come Lookin” – Jaxson Free

Jaxson Free grows his music library with a brand new song called, “Don’t Come Lookin.”

 

“The Sound” – Ava Claire

Ava Claire impresses with new song, “The Sound,” out now.

 

“Life of Mine” – Lakelin Lemmings

Lakelin Lemmings gives fans an anthemic new song called, “Life of Mine.”

 

“God Winks (moments)” – Annie Bosko

Annie Bosko impresses on new song, “God Winks (moments),” out now.

 

“I Let The Devil In” – Chase Wright

Chase Wright grows his music library with new song, “I Let The Devil In.”

 

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Rodney Atkins Shares Brand New Song “Hole In One”

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “Hole In One”, out now, April 10th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new release below.

Rodney Atkins has truly transcended generations, planting his roots firmly into country music, while bringing a catchy flair to all of his songs. The hitmaker returned after a three year hiatus with his song,“True South”, and now he’s gearing up for the release of his long-awaited studio project. Fans get another taste of the True South album today with the release of a brand new song. “Hole In One” is out now.

On the brand new song, perfectly timed with the Masters, Atkins brings the heat. The song is a mid-tempo jam, ready for anyone to blast in the car, while fishing or even at a bonfire. Clever lyrics and a crowd-pleasing beat transcend through the speakers as you listen to the fun new song. “Hole In One” gives fans a taste at the more fun and rowdy side of the forthcoming, True South project, out this May.

Atkins’ resurgence feels like perfect timing. “Hole In One” is an incredible reminder of his talent, and it makes us even more excited for the record, True South to come out on May 29th. Stay tuned!

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “Hole In One,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Rodney Atkins releases.

To keep up with Rodney Atkins, follow him on Instagram,  TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Hole In One” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here is Ella Langley’s Album ‘Dandelion’

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Ella Langley shares her sophomore album, Dandelion, out now, April 10th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project here.

Ella Langley is one of the fastest growing rising stars in country music right now. After having a monumental 2025 with multiple number one hits, Langley is gearing up for the ride of her life in 2026. Her single, “Choosin’ Texas” has already catapulted up the charts, and it’s only a matter of time before her sophomore album does the same. The singer-songwriter’s sophomore record, Dandelion is officially out now.

Featuring eighteen tracks including a “Loving Life Again,” and a collaboration with Miranda Lambert called, “Butterfly Season,” Dandelion is some of Langley’s best work to date. The record shows her growth as a singer, songwriter, and as a person over her time in the industry. According to Langley, this project came out of a real and authentic place. “The word I keep using for this record is ‘synchronicity,'” Langley said at BMI’s Nashville offices in March. “I feel like ‘Hungover,’ my first record, is what brought people to the table. But ‘Dandelion’s’ going to be the thing that makes them sit down and eat something, you know? It’s me. It’s exactly who I want to be as an artist right now.”

Make sure to listen to Dandelion ASAP!

Dandelion Tracklist:

  1. Froggy Went A Courtin’ — Intro
  2. Dandelion
  3. Choosin’ Texas
  4. We Know Us
  5. Low Lights
  6. Be Her
  7. You & Me Time
  8. Loving Life Again
  9. Bottom of Your Boots
  10. Speaking Terms
  11. I Gotta Quit
  12. It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
  13. Last Call For Us
  14. Broken
  15. Somethin’ Simple
  16. Butterfly Season ft. Miranda Lambert
  17. Most Good Things Do — Acoustic
  18. Froggy Went A Courtin’ — Outro
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Ella Langley’s new album, ‘Dandelion’ is out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Ella Langley releases.

To keep up with Ella Langley, follow her on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

Dandelion is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.